Raf Bombs Destroy Cologne

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P|UCE 6 CENTS . you 25, No. 38 TWIN FALLS, IDAHO^ Monday, June 1,1942 RAF BOMBS DESTROY COLOGNE ^ ^ ^ ^ ★ ★ * * *■-★-★★★ * ★ ★ ★, ★ - ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ , ^ AXIS RETREATS IN DESERT AS BRITISH CAPTURE GENERAL yichy Men Welcome Jap G en.R om itiel A ide ' ARNOLD REPORTS .SYDNEY HARBOR - 1,0(M) Airplanes Taken by Allies U.S.AIR1 ! AfTACK BY JAP- Blast Nazi Gity > Tobruk Fight JOININATIACKS SUBUNIISFAILS' In Gigantic Raid By LnWABtl W. tlKATTIE ,• • fir DarnoN c. w v c a MEBBOURNE, Junc/l.tUID—Three ny HENRY T. CORKELL LONDON. June 1 OJJD—Ueut. Gen. LONDON, June KU.PJ— The groat Gcrmaa Industrial ciW Henry H, Arnold, chief of the United Japanese midgot submarines were o f CoIoRTie— bloHtcd b>; 6,720,000 pounds o f 'bom bs— Btlll ^ CAIRO, June I (U.R)— Col. Gen. Erwin Rommoi l6(iny huc- State.n. iumy air corpn. snlrt U)doy behcved at the bottom of Sydney burninB and is covered'by a thlclppall of flmoke, recon- ^cccdcd in cxtricutinff the badly-baLlcrcd npcarhcad of his UiBt.an Amerlcon nlr force.'using harbor todny after an abortive nals-sancc pilots reported today, nxis Uink forcc.s from a British trap In the Liby»n_ (ie.scrt lt.1 own fields and ground crews, would soon Join the DritiiJ) la ••Pforl harbor" rnid In Vhleh suicide ‘T ’b c r e i.s .slilJ s o m uch Hmoke ov e r Colo^nic that r cc o n - south of El Gnzaja, after the capturc of his accgnd m com- crews steered up thw main port bombing Germany on an unprece- nalSsancc p!lot.i found it uscIchs to try to'take pictures denti'd scale. channel In sight ot tn^boat pas nmnd b;* the B ritish . ■ , ■ sengers. showing the full extent nf damage." a 'reliable source said. Uommel withdrew his Gcrman-lUilian armorca unit.s west- "We shall hit the enemy hard nnd rrlentle.ialy until h!.i military Navnl qunrters snld that Uie fiUb- The smoke completely’hides a wide area.” ^ ward, back from Britain’s coastal atronKhold o£ Tobruk power ha.-( Ijeen broken." he said. marlik-s, npparenUy launched and which had been his objective, “ . . . Wc are determined to get tQjanuuned by a mother ship- closa By D ltrw MIDDLETON , to Uie Atistrnlinn coast, had almost after takins a heavy Datter- every possible fighting plane Into (I Uie flHht. No combat pinnes ore certainly sunk and that attempts Arrives Home LO N D O N , June 1 (I.R) injr fro m B ritisli K u n s. and being kept back In the United 8tat«s .would be mada^to'ralso them. The hour of joint United bombinK planes which left the ^yond_tlie abMilute mlnUr...... Gen. Douglas MacArthur :.4-British mass aerial as nounced In a special communique desert waste.s -stre.wn with quired for tacUcal training, saults to blast the rcich out vl.ilt has, I hope, hastened Uie day that three of the midget two-man ' wrcckcd and crippled tanks. undersea craft were believed de of the war, city by city, was DiJtWi mIdtile ciiBt hcadqunrlers when our sir amis stiall Join In nn air offensive against pic enemy stroyed. one by'gun fire and two by declared officially today to be nniiouncPtJ Hint Gen. LudwlK Cnie- depth charges, in a completely un wpU. 50-,vcnr-olcl ^ccond In cciiininncl which Uie cnnnot-meet, defeat or Marshal retain, center, and Tlerre Laval, rlgltt, Vlchy’i new chief ot nearer at hand and the Gcr- ' •■:urvlve/< . Gen. George C. Marshall government, extended a welcome to M. Mltanl. ambaxsador to successful raid. Uie first on an Aus» to riommel. wiui inkrn prLioncr nllcr trnllnn port. mhns were advised to look to • Ills rrconnnlsiancp pluiic whs rIioI (chief of army ttuff) said Uie,other France from Japan. Ihp nation that sA&Iied lndo*Chlna from the (Iny that American troop.i will land The Japaneje siicceedfd only In the still smouldering ruins of down. ■' '• '.i' . • -1 • V French last year. Thl» Is one of flr?t pleturei from Vichy lUnce Laval dnmnglng one small harbor craft ConioUdatM ôreM,, In France.,U Li obvious Uiat no aJ- came back to power. _ , devastated C ologne for a^., fen-ilve ognlnst Narl-occupled Eur glimpse of the future. ^ Rommel wus iu»ld lo Be cffliK . ope can succeed without air aupcrl- go made ,.•<' two Baps In the BrliLih mlnerield VIctary Ix>omi The enemy craft' cnnte up the Una cxtendlnR u)uU> Ironi El Onzala, A.n Arnold spoke at a prcM .... main channel of Au.itrBlla's tecond It clenr Uiat •‘the Yonks are on the to Hacftelm. clly and greflte^l port lost nlgJJt, ing"; Uiat the BriUsh-Amerlcan,'. fereoce." roynl air force fighter Entire Senate M*ay partnership ot power in th» air wiil'Ji- Drltiih.-teft tlank. • planes. 10.000 feet over London, into on e'ot the finest harbors In ltf'*pAiared ihnt Homniel. pull mode victory loops to celebralo the the world and Uie greatest naval repeat ond may even dwarf th«'- .- ing W fc 'h la ndriince ferccs to ea. Brltbh Saturday night raid on Co base In the souUiwcst Puclflc. RAP’ s terrific Saturday night 1,000-v i £ape,thdr'annlhllftUon behind Ihc logne. Uie greatest _ever made by- Votfe Soldier Pay Homea along the water front on bomber attack which loosed 0 0 tho., ' ' 'British lin e Mulhu'cxt of Tobru'^. 0107 both sides of Uie harbor were rock war plants of Cologne the greatest* an nlr force against any tarset. Lon weight of steel and esplooive ever Iiad Bucccftded In RCillnff mont of doners'waved at Uiem and gave the W A S H I N G T O N . Ju n e 1 ed a.1 the glganUc shore suns, planes his Unks and Armored cum back to* borne on wings. Uiumbs-up signal. - i> — S en a tor LaFollctlc, and naval craft went tnlo action. iho trregulftr line, ftUhouBh pcr- At the aame ttme Uin government Pn.viftiiBera on a harbor terry boat, noiUaa Day . Iiaps In preparaUon for n new atrong made It known that the Germans. PLASHES of _ .. Wi.s., «uvc noticc todny daw the periscope and Ihe upper Lieut. Gen. Ueno' H. A m i ^ head drive ewtward. . In a vlclmw, vengeance raid had ihjrt ho would press a motion part 0^ the conning tower ot one of ADMIRAL LCAHV of the Unltod SUtes air forces, said ' hla- conferences in London were nommel'p ef/orU . m conccntrato bombed durmg the night ancient ' liachncgc .the senate con- the enemy submarines as It passed hU rtaln lorccfi lo the ^ cit o f ^ e .Canterbury, the cradle ot Chrl** LIFE Close to them. , « ¥ « . '4 nearly cotppleted “hartth- '. Uanlty In" England. de.itroMng''Bt fetcnco comnuttco-which-.hjis Tliey saw It for ono minute. Trac cd - Uia^ftjr. wbux o ir ta lM im -^nU-— ^ L le u t. Ocn. Nell M. Ritcîirs im least one of Its historic churches. opposed a house move to raise er shells stlottcd It then and brack- join In axt air offenstva'jtgalnst the perials held the upper hand lit tlie DOUBLE DUTV enemy which he cannot meet, de* - It was now establlshed-that In the HARTTORD, Conn.. June 1' — tfi(! t'lay o f arm y bu ck pri- cletTwIllJ' deadly lire, It submerged. Envoy Vessel, bnttle of mechnnlzed columns soutl> Cologne raid, the greatest In the his • Tlie reckle.u enemy attack brought feat or survive." west of Tobruk. ------— Mrs. M. J. Knowles wob-carried •atcs fr o m ?2 1 to 5r)0 Replying to Arnold's congraUila- tory ot avlotion. Uie Brltw r u.ted by firemen down' a ladder from the wnr nt Inst to the shores of the ' K *p «l New -Drive 1,500 planes. One Uiousnnd bomb m onth. ' ftouthenstem part of the Atutrallan Ai-rives With tions on the Cologne raid. Air Mar- . Some observers beilfvctl Rommel her Uilrd.floor bedroom during a. juy^h shall A. T. Harris, chief of Use RAF ' ed Cologno Itself, hurling on It ap fire In her home,.She wcrtt back to (C«ntU«^ .n P*(. X. would ntlempl nnolher concerted proximately 0,720,000 pounds of ex ge"hi bomber conôhd, said: tlim.it e a s t w a r d . U i e bntler- bed when they ..raid the bliizc wa-n ‘‘We aro supremely confident that . plosive nnd Incendfary bombs. They out..A few hours'later, the' flra commlttce, which haa stood by the 90^ on Board JiiB of his forcos''JtiviOJisly suffered left seven-dghths of Uie city In with Uielr aid our common enemies In Uic battle of ’KiÛt.^brldRC. 20 rekindled, ihe firemen came b,ick senate vote for a boost to M3, ond By ROBERT OKIN .. —faced with certain devosUUoo ot flames and the smoke, which rose —ond carried her down the ladder force a.senoto vole on ncceptance mllc-1 jiouthwest of .'Jbbrutt. Col. Don C. Fallh will need It.^ 15,000 feet, was seen on the const ROAOBO'AROBUYS ' JERSEY CITY. N. J.; June 1 (-TV- Uielr own lond—will liaVe cause to again. - of, the >50 house-approved figure. CA Br(fl;.Ii mIHUtw' comiitcnUWi' for hii Is (he Job of command 135 miles nway. • ‘ •nie-iftil{e-palnte eon-Hlderftblo /orce of axia nntl-tnnlc ilnc wheliit ot the Ttt’In PnlLi hlghwo; thecfrnl town of Canterbury, sending sudden bud weather forced cnncel- llttlc-'UttcnClon. *b«:uu.ic in Con w k congrcss republlcs safely home from nnd nrtlllery Runs had been cstnb- InUon ot the orders. necticut such In'dlnn name.i M todny ordcr'ecT purcha-w ol .•er 2S'planes in three waves. . llhcd aroun^ Uie two Rops, In Uie and 19. ,n, , dltlonal I3D.000 (maturity vnlue) in Europe toUi tiio Cologne raid, which Ulmer, recorded iho official Infor- woa a new chapter In the brlefter- believed a nifi?e InlclllRcnl Jiid'nment Members of Uie bonrd purchased the first lo leave the 'Milp. accom-’ Uic channel in forays against air- •- needed to win Uus wnr wm produced . matlori given him hy the newly : the (lUCsUon Could be ninde.of pnnyln^ the body ofc. his wlfci 'who rible history of wnr in the air. commlsslohed 2nd Lt. William H. the bonds Wj^h hlghwny dlstrlet dromes and rail lines in northern In sugar beel^ fields of eouthweatcrn le summer military enpiprUgns. died while ho was* ambiSMador to Idaho lodny as white-collared city Gill. fund.1 a ft«* rtiy had received a rul France and Holland, and other NAZIS B L A i O IN The war' deportment lins I... ing Uint siiw A step would be legal Vichy. • ' , . flights winged west by di^light to workers .were converted into farm N^YesWrday Ulmer, now a lleiiten- ficinis had agreed thrvt best results masked Its-êslre to get yoimgej; in all respects. Of the 008 pn.Lscngcni. lC9,were continue tha battering. laborerj. > aiit colonel nnd a.vilstant adjutant mtn Into the n'rmy. but aciiato^" ' wmild be achieved If American crews general of llie poat. admintstered Tlie monci' placed In IJie bonds _. 8. dlpiomnts. 185'Latln American O f 8ucl» magnitude was the Co Many de&ks In tlie Idaho .state (R*Ohlo) said hchad been sup^ ... wa.1 orlgin;ilIy to have ,been used In logne raid that only a mastcrwork o( house were dczcrCcd and skclcon flew American plane-n as Amerlcnn Ujo'onlh 10 MflJ. Oen. WllJljsm U dlplomatSj and 573'êre U. 8. cltl- PRICHA unltji but In cooperation with the Ugarta wfilch Indfcnted tiiac the financing,Uie district's 26 mile road tens. There were ruitlonals of 33 organization, with * the bombore suffs manned some atorei wlicn the GllL British air force, except when emer army could build up to n iotarof be-.' olUng program Uils'Mason but this countries as well as 1 0 statelesQj^r- swarming over' their targets at six- L O N ^ N . June 1 (U-fD—Tlie Euro first group of more'than JpO work tween 4.SOO.OOO. and s.ooo.ooa mca pean < revolution radio sold today gency condlUons dictated another BTILt; TRo'UnLE w ort was-ordered. stopped by. the sfcond intervals, made it possible. ers t«mod out to ollevlftto the aliort- within the next year without tnklnt; federal government nnd as a resuli Us iJarolyxlng might was told In.. I ;,.'U iafM hlgh-mnklns,German army age 6f sugar beet thlnncro which course. DENVER'. June 1—A police ac- Llfe nbonrd wn--enllVcned t y the lie anld the American nlr corps, either IB-year-oIds or men \ ' ' for thLi year, at least, only malnt«« astronomical figures: , ly' bfflccra had been arrested In con- Uireatened lou of a.,.large portion cldcnt report Indicates Uiere ar»i families. , ' singing of songs by naUonnllsts of ■y nectlon wlUi the attempted aailnn- nf which ho has been a member since naiict' work can go forward. J many countries. Including Poles re Of three-fourths ot Cologne afire of the Idaho crop. liaxards evert in the slower types Taylor airt!l Uiat niembera'of Uie and under a thrte-mlle-hlgh p*U ' UoiS .of liblnharO (Uie hanirman) A. J. TUlman. Idaho',dlrtctor of 30 year* ago when he iind fellow of emergency transportation. cently reienaed from German In ■ ileydrlch. deputy gestnpo chief, at American army pilots started the Jack Rowland. 10, and "h is board decidedthat the federal gov- ternment'camps. of smoke. , ' “ Ui6 U. a. employmtrtit service; tald RESULTS. emment. because of this arrange . .Of more than I.OOO bombera roar A P ram ie Jaat week. over' 300 city w o ^ r s reported for history of bombing by practicing brother, Roy 20, were injured when >oh y said-he could not make any wlUi potatoes on {ilialked rings WYNOT. Neb.. June 1 liJÂ hen ment. ^houid have Use ot the money ing over their German target* In ▼ The'European revolution radio U Uie beet field lalx^r early this morn a motor car collided with their belonging to Art Driver had bcfn bile sutement - until • he had ' a clande.stlne' broadcasting station :*ntlng*4 *n Pw* S. M decision was reoched to make the (Cologne, and ols(\whero In the ing, However, only 100 were o-ulgn- titndem bicycle. laying an egg^n day In the back bond purchase last month and thU (C*nU>iii^ M r«s«-l. Wima I) . In Qermany. believed to be operated ^ to the flElils beciuM week-end Rhineland and the Ruhr valiey in - seat .of his nuiornobllp^ When he ^dntli. a 00-mlnute procession ot death and >' by Prussian officers oppooing Adolf rains had' made the beet rotvs in drove Into his .farm ynW with 1,000 lUtler. the Immedlote vicinity of Boise un Pocatello Students If Ute oiling pc,ognim is allowablo dcsUiicUon. • The broadcast snld Uie attempt'... hatclilng‘‘ baby chicks in the back under federal regulations next year Of perhaps 1,360 p la o ^ .in aU. workable. \ Go Into Beet Fields seat, the cgg-a-dny hen. with' a •Heydrlch's 'llfo probably' had been ITie new farm labor recnilts In then the bonds wlU be turned bacic' HOLIOAYMHS Including .the bombers’ protecUvs mado by oupporters of Kurt Dalue- POCATELLO. June 1 (/P) — Ap proud cackle, fletir In and claimed in and the funds wUl be e x u d e d on >m»4 as P««* L C*)«aa O cluded department, heads, stenog the enUre brood for her own. gue. who succeeded "the hangman" raphers and clerks In many state proximately 250'^hlgh school stud the program. . BA "protector of Bohemia and Mor agencies. ents went to work today In the beet avia.'* It Aold' an attempt had been •Employment service officials, MAKESIAKEO fields north ot hero and 8. A. Dunn, Tribesmen Cause local labor coordinator, predicted AKE-BIG made against • Daluegue recently, formers and sugar company exccu- The heavy United Slates army •presumably by Meydrleh’a hench Uvea were unanimous In tha belief bomber which wos forced down on there now ".Oiould be just.about By The Asaoelatcd PrcM Trouble in India men. aignlflcantly. U-a.wert*d. Dn- that conversion of clvlHai^ non-de a CasUeford farm field last) week enough workers to- get the cropo 42 Japs Come Tuesday A naUon honoring lU dead o( thinned." oUier wars oven In the midst of a NEW DELHI. JljQS 1 (Ui!>—Martial luegxio confiscated Heydrlch’s villa, fense workers to fill gaps In the mode a successful takeoff Sunday law was proclaimed at noon today He einpliaslted. Uowever, that the ono found some toiacc today in formerly owned by Baron,von Roths ranks of fnVm workers will lick the after a runway had been construct by BriUsh auUaoriUes for the Sidd child. M soon M he iu.iumed office. ahÛgca which threatened the ed for It across three fields. ' problem Is atUl acute In other pai’ts counting Its smalleat Memorial day As First"Beet'Workers holiday death toll in years, area of horUiero Bombay presiden '• The arrested armji officers, the DeaUnaXion of Uie ship after Uie of the upper Snoke river valley and cy because of "increasing outrages* "^broftdeaat «ald, Incloded 'several "If uie rcsponic for work contin takeoff was not learned. It.loft th# declared "we want to get. every ex By O. A. KELKEir~ Only 287 violent denths ported throughout the'United States by tribesmen, and punitive sieasures from the sCiiffB o^ Gen. NlkQlAua von ues tomorrow and for Uie next few ground at CasUeford about 4 p. m. tra man available out In the fields were reported tmderway. FaHcenhont and Ocn. Ernst days In proporUon- lo the turnout - The takeoff-was made aft^rôres because the more workers from the First volunteer Japanese workerB to come into thU section during the two-day holiday, as agalrut an average ot 400 on "a nor 'There have been 'a series of at Stuelpnagle. today. It wlU go a long way toward of workmen had built -an eastiwest dty that thin in Tyhee, the mort of ^tlaho to aid in saving the sugar beet crop will^rrive ‘in tacks by the Sind tribesmen r»- . The quartern of mrfny offlccni In solving the labor problem, Tillman runway a c r ^ three fields by re farm laborer* well be able lo re _T\vin Falla Tuesday evening by train, it was announced this mal M ay week-end. Only one violent d e a t h _____ cently. dtftdcts which had been In.spectcd moving fences, covering ditches and lease for ,^1-orlc farUicr- north.'^,. ■ajtcrnooh by Harry A. Elcock,, Idaho district manager of The announcement of znartial 1 « « . , by Heydrlch In hb toura of Oer- Ha expected tha lalJbr sltuaUon rr'iiin; out tbo ground,-Bulldozers ported In Idaho—D. J. Borup of said that "ouUages are occurrlns on mon-occupted £urot and heavy roller* were employed ^n the Amalgamated Sugar^company. Bolse.- a victim of lightning. to. Improve In'the nex^J*" day* Elcock .'uUd. Uiftt Uie first group— nn increasing scale- a n d - it wt*T.;- hate been aeareheC _____ . (CantlanH «■ Ftc* t the work. 1 CJIANGE Utfth'had Uiree. c . 8. Day, killed 43 In number—will be housed ot the In a pool, hall fight at StandardTlUe: understood that ftw » o f - . police. The apartment oi a' German The pUne firsflanded on UicPred CHICAGO. June I (/?)—'AfUr British and Indian troop# w - general In B n toeli w m ransacked Scnftcn. Jr.. farm but was moved .spending the last 23 yean purchas migratory farm labor camp south thejresent time'th&airlvSl ot these Darrel .DurranU S, drowned .near lOf Ttt-ln FalU. All win be "slhgles" JapSncse will not disturb camp rou- Morgan, i^ d Bnmo Da'Zancl^, 19. overtaking against thp.tilbeRBen..v^...v despite proteaU of/Vpn Kalkcnhomt. 6-7 Cent Decline about half a mile sway for tha take ing 180.000. books. George-B. UUe>( , ’(A BriUsh n d lo broadeatt. necrd- , _ Heydrlch. mftmwhlJe, aUU waa In off. Spectators were kept St a dl- and all m^n. , Una and the other camp residents vlcUm of an accident In a Blngbain hod decided to take Uma ■ off to These Japanese ore coming here, will remain in their pnsent homes. cd In New York by CBS. Mid t U t . • '-jJrltlcal.-eondltlon from the ajuuis^ln'a tance.' read some of Uiem. mine. ' • T several tnuns.hadbceo wrsdced. w , . jsilll«t*.-and tha gestapo'a reign of . In Price'of Wool under sponsorslilp of the .■'Ubbt com AU these' people are n A engaged In Two ia clori were credlUxl wlUi NEW YORK. June 1 W^,— .Wool UUey, who is head of the New pany. f r o m . 8flcnirtn?hto/ Calif., o^cultunU work. saving many lives, both connectod in the Allahabad aiM ca tu iu tttfij ..larror continued Uiroughout Ctecho- berry library, sold he planned 't o deaUi of 34 v u t m s m n A ^Bjory, o T - slovakla.' tops futures lost at much as clx ona where Elcock conferred wlîv reloca- Lire as-Group with the war effort! gasoUne raUon- 7 cents.a pound today In on early Uniforms on Duty •retire and "I intend to sUirt coming Uon heads lost wTck. . ‘‘The Japanese win be able to be tng kept maoy eutom motorists at 30other«J .' >1 ' ' . *1.20 a pound. December and u id no other unifonna except ranch reservoir site, near Mountain Japanese arriving hcra'Têsday wlU ese vUl come Into this scctlon to been killed In (riffle accidents aged, but filled snth . president., announced today. lost e.s cenU to tl.104, and other regulation C. A. P. imlforms win be Home. Ida., will be openetfTrtne 10, bo placed in one of thMComp i]hlt« work' after the. first unit members . There were 102 drowninga and 83 containing two u ~ “ - - New ofTlcers for the ofBoniulion dellTcrlea «ha*-ed losses of i j to 5 worn by ptrwnneJ while on duty at Boise, by the federal reclASiKUoQ and that the unit will bl segregated- find that cbodiUona ar« fulUbl«; oUiere lost Uiclr Uve*,UiroQlt» mis* which-»«»_ not .. aim will be nusQd t l the EOsioiL eeaU ft pound. wlUi pfltnl task forces. bureau. • . from the balance of the camp. At .' •* ri** t c d u u I) eellaneous a cd d cn U ./-' - when U v m Vi&m. P a g e T w < j' TmES-NEWS, TWIN PALtS, IDAHO M ondaT^ Jîne 1 , 1 9 4 2 ] HITLER PLANS TURKEY OFFENSIVE IN LATE JUNE OR JULY fiEPORIEIIHlS He’s Prelty Tame Now AIR BLIIZ« TwiirEalls News in Brief 0ST5 EARN.TOP Foxx Sold to '■ Townsend tipeaker Chicago Cubs J O F M A m C K Townsend club No. 4 will meet Among recent bualnets vlalton' In - Lomii r. i:«QcnNeB Ciry OF COLOGNETuesday at 8 {>. m. at th« probate Bolu from Twin Falls were U. r. iLMRiM ,/lBy Boston Sojn »7 -^The Boston *• i Un» In Juce-^poulbly bvcn u lnt« »rmada ever to put tnto uw skies ai ‘tn-tnrTSkdt-qUisrirtllCh Katured ‘Red—Sox— «nnoonced-todB7 ~ t n * —' u Jul;—AdoU UlUjr. pluu lo glvt AeUUve VIsiU* Leave* H o a s ^ outright cash aalo of First Baseman one Ume. -Jos-Estilng, Roseau. Minn.. the annual s o w rally of .Uie W ol- Uu m fxw n d (or • g«ser«l oftcftslre “ O f j,0OO,OCO pounds or bombs drop Urs.' L e o ^ 'Ellis w u ~ 'rtlea^ Oier league, here yesterdoy. The Jimmy Foxx4o the chicaco Cutw of guest at the home of Mr, ahd'Mri. yesterday from the Twin Falls coun tho National league. oa U>B eatlre RuiiUn front More ped. Albert Estllnj. He I* the brother or rally and talent quest attracted 153 Greatest Raid ' ' ty general fcos^dlal. where iCie re- 'members of the Lutlieraa Junior or- It w-03 nêssary for 0|vner Tom Uua UjAt. h« bope* to m«rch. Mr. Estllng. Yawkey to' get viUvers from other Of twice the, number of- planes cenUy submitted to an operaUon. ganlzaUoD to Twin Falls. throu«h Tiukey *nd Inm In order friends axre loformed today. AmeHean league dut^''b}'’ orter t o , and four mnes Uio j»olght of explos To Fort LewU ^ ■Twin Falla won Uie compeUUon In tu execute one o f hla rtmoiu plncer dfam^ with a playlet, "Wliite Ele malê the sale of Foxx, who long movcmtnts. t ive and Incendiary bomba that ever Wiillam Jacklln. who has been In hod been regarded 'a s one of the were dumped on BrliAin lnA*lngIc Ogden for* the past month, visited Seriously lU phant Comes Home,” which was di ThU infonnftUon ctine to me on Miss Grace J o h n ^ , daughter of rected by lUIda Trlpple with Betty game's.modem stars. " . , . the Iwt day of my ilay lo litsbon night, even at the height of the here Friday en route to Fort Lewis, Team captain of the Red Sox. Oerman qlr assaults. Mâsh., where he will take a six Mrs. Emma Johnson and gcandr and Helga Rommetvedt. Adeline from a OennAn tource to well In daughter oc T.,S. Smith, Is seriously toleiker,' RuUi Davis and RuU\Uart- F6xx has played five full seasons' In lh« know o{ Ihlnga Ui&l I cttnnoi Ot S.OQQ airmen In a single. Intri weeks' training course In automoUve Red Sox regalia. He 'waa purchaa- cately coordinated air attack. lank corps work. 111 of pneumor^’ at her homdL iS&i man In Uie>asU The local leaguers doubt lu veracity. . Seventh avenue . east, members of also caroled off honorv wlUi their ed from Connie Mack's AthleUcs, . The rcccnt sce-uw elniggle Of. 109,000 men In ground crews wlUi jvhontvhe broke Into tho'blg at home sending the planer off from Building ToUlf family said today. photogropiilB display of league oci- the •outhern'Ruulan front, mx In- tlviUes, of whldi Edwin Bruno was Ume a« ft catchcr>ln 1038. fonnant. pointed out, u menly a scores ot bases. Private and public building ex "The beaat.** as he is affecUonate- Even the Germans admitted Bicycle Fonnd ' •- the supervisor: in needlework pic preporaiory action, a cleanlns of penditures In Twin Falls for Uie tures by Clara Brune, needlework ly caUcd by his mat&v has led the ‘'great damage" to Cologne alUiough month of May totaled >4.483 against - A blcyclo wlilch la owned by Mar league in batting twice. In IBU and the boards for the major acilo:; that' display by HcIrb Rommetvedt. and i» empendlnj. the Berlin radio scoffed at Uie Brit *30.350 for the same month last year, tha Pruitt, 119 FlfUi street souUi, ish announcement of the Kope ol water color pftlntlhga by Margaret 1038.. , ' • : • - ' UnJcM the United NaUons spoil s.- report compiled- today by City has been re;umed to tho-ovner. Foxx. a^membcr of several' All- Uie attack, quoung Nazi (ulUtary poUce records »how today. The wheel Neuman. __• . ' lilUer's gome by really erecUns a Clerk W, H. Eldrldge shows. ‘ Clover Xouth \Vins Slor. Ameflcan league tcnma. began ' eccond froat In the we.it quickly and sources as saying only “about 70" vas found-abivndoned la the hls’ profcBRlpnal career with Eaaton efficiently, thereby compelling Hit pllines look part. ^ Home From Ogden dojjntown sectlog. OUier) winners were: Dramatic in UieÊMlenv Shore league tn 1034 ler to itJce large contlnsente of hl5 Tlio Urltiili said Uielr losses were Miss Cora Jensen relumed la.-^ reodlng^. Marvin Jagela, Clover, wlOi as a catclier. troopa nhd hU olr force awny from 44 planes, picked o ff by 500 antl-ilr- Friday from Ogden, Utah, and is DsmOge Mioor ' ' "Soul of h Violin": violin soloa. Don IttiMla, this 1* wha'i I3 scheduled ' craft guns &nd many night fighter convalescing satisfactorily at Irfe Only minor, damage wa.n noted as ald Martens. Clover; .scrapbooks. squadrons. ^ Ivbme of h « mother, Mr*. 3ane Jen ,cat» driven by Waldo Martens, Buhl, Boise dxapter; pQcin.i. Poc-tello County Gets Six The Qennan dlcutor Intenda^to On the basis of British .reports sen. following an operaUon lo which and Bud TravU. Tn'Ui Falls, duahed chapter, and posters, Vivian Carl • '•tlnUh" Ruasla by a dramatic gen Ihot Uie RAP used 1,330 planes In she submitted recently. . at thi Iniersectlon of Main avenue son. Pocatello. ail, tills was aHoss of ^ than four Autos for Month eral auault icons the vhole line 1 And Third oUect east about 1 “ ■ Tlie winners, will' compcte ijt the per cent—compared with the 10 per notional meeUng to bo held In Six passenger automobiles arc the ‘ aiid from every paulble angle. He Cendltlen -Cbod" , “ ' m, Sunday. T ^ e were no pctsonal Twin Falls county raUoning Iward'i li wlUlng to put all hla egg* in cent generally menUoned as the ConÛon of'D r. lit R. Groomo. Injuries; necUon with the intemntlonal maximum Iflsses which stiU would venUon at Denver July 8 -ia .^ v . O. quota for June, tho local board wa»- basket and concentrate on thl«' mark the raid as a Success. - Twin Falls veterlnary-surgeon. who Informed today. , military problem. recently submltt^ to an. operaUon. Car* Crash E. NUi, Pocotello, W0.1 in dtarge of Larg* City the MJent quest. The local board Also was allotted • m utr will, u usuM, allm pt' to was “good" today, arfordlni to T»')n Can operated by Leo Johnston, 10 passenger tlre.i. 40 passenger ' confounil hla enemies by eurprlse— Only Berlin. Vienna. Hamburg Fails county general hospital author- route three, and James C, Busby. • At a zone business niecUng held ■urprUe both u to the time o( and Munich surpass Cologne In iUes. in the nftemooh Donald Meuens. tubc.1 , 131 truck tires, 194 truck r o -^ Twin Falls, were slightly yômaged treads and 104 truck tubes. >^r atrlltlng and as to new weapon* de size within greater Germany. Be as Uiey cra.ihed at a point two and Clover, was decUd president to elic- However, from the state reserves signed during the long winter. maU lo captlvliy. Mfke was floirn lo Boise by niot Vem L. Chapman, side being an Important manufae- Reeeivea Derreo ^ one-ihalf miles westrOf Twlfl FftlLi on- -C«d-Lutcr.Jlelnke. Twin Foils, and “ We have a whole, new bng of after the shaggy creature was found floundering In inoir near Qlbbons- turlng center of 786,000 population Miss Horrlette Jsne SUnsbury. ,lho local b ^ d received permission highway 30 Sunday afternoon. JoJm- Claro Reinke, Ts,-ln Palls, secreUry to Lisue six passenger retreads, one trkka.'* my Informant boasted. *l»e, Ida. . , , . in the heart of a great German In daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. s. aton wax making a left turn at the lo- succeed Ruby *Llcrman, Twin dustrial region, Cologne /ilso is a Stansbury, Twin Falls, will ucdve passenger tuba, ift truck tires, dght Turkey's position has long been time. occordlnK to a wreck report by Falls. inick reUeats, and 1 0 truck tubes. a matter-ol doubt.' One niujt not gtcal Rhino river port and the hub a bachelor of art« degree at Colorado Deputy Sheriff John LeUer. ^ Eden In 1943 ' fofget that the Oerman r^risen- of roll lines connecting Germany SUte college of edueaUon. Oreeliy, There were no,permits for passenger An Invltntlon to hold the. 1043 tubes in the reserves. tatlve In Turkey Is wily AmUauador Men ofôrl’egidor “Bawled and France. > C^lo., Juno 3, aceordltig to .word « - Now Uealensnt if ' Though one ponderous blow, vir celved here. , rally In Eden was accepted. Plans ?rana von.Fapen, for whdln dlplo- Richard A. Reynolds, son of Mra. for the Denver convenUon-were dls- msUo Intrlfue la duck. aoup. tually had flattened.'* g/eat Qer- Dorothy R ^ old ii. Twin Falls, has Like^Babies” at Stu-render man dty. the raid's significance lay Sen la I been commissioned a'-second lieu- cusaed. Car Pools Aren’t for the BrlUsh -in the vision it a^ d\ M rs. -William Beale Uaant in .the U. B. army followin: Rev. W. P. Mueller, Boise, was raised of more, and fcorse, to come- Johnson, Pocatello, are the parents complefloj\ of hla txoSnlng »etôd at toastmaster at the t 1 In ‘Common Carrier’ WASHINOTON, June’ l W©—The -rrom -here K looks like fltlog for the .enemy. .of a wn. Kenneth Beale Johnson, F t Belvolr. Va,. It wa.i learned to pie American Legltjjr'hoH. Car pooling when arranged on a men 6f Corregldor 1 "bawled like ceased on both sld<». Men hero all Prime Minister Churchill pictured l)om 'Alay 2^ at Pocatello, Mrs. day. Reynolds waaâ sergeant In the Flora Dlerker was chairman of voluntary, share-expense basis Is not JAP SUB AHACK feeling bad, because of terrific ner babies" when tlje hour of surrender Uie Cologne atuck as part of a mas Johnson wok 'tormerly Miss Doris national guard whîflt was federal the rally committee. She subject' to .regulaUons governing vous strain of the siege. Cortegldot ter strategy rather than an Isolated Parsons. T»-ln « l l s . Mr. .Johnson sisted by Carmen DeWltt and Hilda came. ized and moved from here to Ft. eommon or contract carriers, used to be a,nice place, but it's ichlevement. Oa In active du*y wlUi the United Lewis, Wash. Me will now be sUUon- Trlpple, office of emergency management This was revealed 0 0 the official haunted now. Withstood a terrific lie told the fllera la a message of States navy. ed at Camp Gordon, Go. . In addition to Tft-In Palls. Poca announced today. 0 60 army hour radio program, yesterday pounding, (ptause) congratulation that their work was NHAR RFAILS tello, Idaho Falls. New Plymouth. Goes to Seattle Tlie only responsibility that the when an unedited transcript of radio ••juSTTtmde broadcast lo Manila '•proof of Uift t^wlrm power oC the Leavea for Boise, Jerome, Eden ahd Clover driver of such n vehicle will have, continent ifhere nearly ,alj its n ,- messages that came from I^>rt Mills. to. arrange meeting for surrender. Briaih bomber forces" and also "a Mbs Evodha Elder has gone to Seattle. Wash., to Join her father.* . Mrs. H. W . Parker, Portland. Ore.. were represented In the talent according to Ralph Smith, sUte 000.000 people are centered, along Corregldor, during the hours'Just Talk made by General Beebe; ' I herald of uhftt Germany .will recelvc, who has been the guest of Mrs, C. quest. passenger transportoUon coordina .)vlth -war industry and the ports before surrender. May 0, was ro- can't say much. Can’t think at all. city by'city. froRPttjw on." Ben E Elder, a former .resident of T^'ln Falls. Mlr.i Elder has been n K. stitvon here, will leave tomorrow, tor for Uie ODT. Is -the ordinary which twelve th e ^tal supplies released. I can hrirdly think. Say I have 60 Tiie DrltLih radio told the German for Nampa to attend the annual liability under criminal code. from the^nlted BUtes. . , -^ c re are the last messages sent pesos you lu i have for'this week people It was but “ the first step" and guest of Mr. and Mrs- Verne Melton It was believed t h a f t ^ submar- by the radio operator at Fort Mills end. (pause) The Jig la up. Every reminded them that '-the Yanks are for the past two weeks, followln;; the O’Hare Visits in laea had been launchi^ from a c^lMay i . 1943: y one li bawling like a baby, (pdiue) .coming'' to add Uielr might to JJrlt- close of school. Before going to the coftr.t. Rhe npervt three days vtalllnR and the wUe of Uit'late Dr. H..W. mother thlp, operallns aome^hete ■They arc not ncsa yel. Vv/« are “They Me piling dead and -Kound- aln’s btsnblnR sucnglh. ^ (" Parker, who delivered the first Mountain Cities ' off the coast,1 because It seemed waltfffg for God only Icnows what. In our.tunnel. .Arms weak from ber sbter. Mrs, A. Esllnger, at Wells, 'Hlslily tiuecemafur 'i Nev. . / Methodist -kenn'on in Twin Falls. 'definite that they were midget craft, How about a chocolate soda, (pause) jwundlng (telegraph) . key long Some United States air officers with -very short ranges, and the Not many. Not near yet> Lots of hours, no rest, short ration, tired. • flew as observers In the raid but air I Return oearest Jspanese bases In the Soltf- heavy fighting going on. (PAuse) (pause) f Canning Demonatrwtlon ENDS TONITB ] source.! rtnphaslzcd., that }he nc- Tlie—victory canning demonatra- - Dr. and-Mm, O. T. Pirklnôn re planes xnon Island* and New Guinea ore ■•We've only got about one hour Knows How Mouse Fe«b complIUimest, which the air min turned Sunday from Seattle where route to Butte, Mont, today oftar , Jane Wilhem 3.000 miles away. 30 minutes before. . . (pause) "I know now liow a mouse feels. Uon. sponsored by the Twin Falls istry called "highly succeasful," was county nutrlUon committee. Dr. ParkljMon attended lhe;western a brief visit here. '•Younr America" T»'o,houra before hla announco- lU vf to Give aji Caught In a trap waiting for guys to the work of DrltLili forces alone. branch, ^rtnetlca^ Public Health O'Hmc. who wa.i cUtd^by Presi jneot ot the Sydney raid, MacArthur “We ifiay have ^6 give up by'noon; come a^ng -nnUh It up. Gdt a Miss Opal Woods of the iierr t. Joined by American nlanes. they nlng company ond Mrs. Margaret convcnUon. They alio visited their dent Roosevelt for his daring ex bad Issued hla regular We don'fknow yet. :Oj»y are throw treat. Can pWapple. Opening It said, allied alf* fleets may .deliver sons. Sgt. Leo Parkinson and Bert ploit. dedlned lo dlicuss his adfen- ing men and shells at ua and we with signal corpe knife, (pause) Hill Carter, dbtrlct home demon blows thrtfe Umes aa great. stration agent, in charge, will be Parkinson, wtio are stationed In tures, preferring to Uilk of Uie be 7 /b a r m ic ie ' may not be able to stand It. They “ My name Trvlng Strobing. Well-Informed experts agreed that SeatUo with the army air corps. lated honeymoon he and his wife, poitlog big ^ t d plane raids • Uila to. my mother. Mrs. Minnie held Wedne.idnv. June 3. at,J'p. • succwlon of such rald.i. Increas In-itead of 7:30 p. m-. at the Idaho whom he married In September. ' B III 'W Si thretf«f the chief tepanete inrasli Strobing. 603 Bnrbey strccl. Brook* ing Itrtcftle 0.1 United smtes air Dr. CoQCblln'llelter , . 1041, arc taking. bases. 'We've got about .43 minutes and iyn, N. Y. They arc to gek along Pow»r company auditorium, Mrs. fqrce.i become' available, might Carter announced today. Dr. John F. Coughlin, retired Twin He said they were going to Butte Wallace Beery Dill and Koepong, the chief towns I feel sick at my'stomach. I am OR. Get In toucji with Uiem boor bring Germany to her knees by a\i. Fnlla physician and surgeon. Was to attend "some kind of atelebra- Jt MMH , respectively of j^rtuguese ».n d really low down. They are around aa possible. Me.is#ge. My love to tumn, . ^ Return frem Coaat "resting fairly comfortably" at the Uon.’’ Netherlands Timor Uland, and I «e now smashing rifles. W ey brlnii Pa. Joe. Sue. Mae, Oaro'. Joy nnU Once the ta.<>k of smashing Ger Mr. and Mrs. A. D- Wilson have Twin county g?nerin hospital O'Hare was recenUy prom ote to on the north coast of New Qulnea, In the wounfled every mlrwte. Paul. Also to all family and frlenri-v man Indust:^had been achieved, air returned from a visit with KlaUve.i today, rthere he la being trpated for lleutenant-commander of the navy's were the targets. will bo waiting for y9U gttys to God bleis • 'em all. hope they be exporu predicted, it would be lela- In California aqd Utah after taking a broken right legând ankle and fleet itlr arm and awarded a con The DUl and Koepang raids ___ help. Tills Is the only thing I gucs.i Uiere when I come’ liome. Tell Joe Uvely. cosy for allied armies to In- Uielr daughter. Miss Shirley Wlbon. oUier injuries. He was hurt Ih a f " gressional medal of honor for his made at night; that on Lae before CIA be done. General Wolnwrlght tehercver he la to' give !enr Iiell for vodc tlie conUnenU to San Diego where she became ’the at one of hl.i business properties heroic deeds. “T dawn yesterday. Dill had been at- 1 ^ right guy and w e^re willing us. My1&ve you all. God bless you . 1,000 Plane Averaie bride of Ansel E. Hill, formerly of Main avenue Memprlal day. Ucked heavUy Friday. lUght. » go on-for hlrs, but shells were &i S keep voM. Love, sign my name ^ e s e sources said the RAF aim Twin Pall.1 . They visited, their son ■ In their new raids, allied planes dropping all night, fdster than holl. arfd tell mother how you heard from probably would be at an average of- and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. N016! Ends Tomor^w! centered on the harbor area at Dili me. (pouse) 1.000 planes on each nlglit of attack Melvin WlLnon, afSnKJlaphBel. and and oa the airdrome at Koepang. “ Stand by. , . “ but that it would be necuâry, at anoUier aon and hla wife. Mr. and Idaho State Seen Today At lioe. tliey hurled bombs directly (That "ntand .by” was Uie lar.t tlmes,-to send over 3,000 bombers— Mrs. Leon wlI.wn.'Los Anffeles. be oa the airdrome runway and on the heard from CorrcRldor's radio.) all great, four-englned welght- fore returning via Toquervllle. Utnli, Pedestrian trudfilnR along Moln. dock area, and sUrted llres In carriers. to visit Mrs. Wilson's moUier. Mrs. Employes ill wearing a wldler’a knnp.iack. . . TNRIUS THI K R ItN . buildings. One caemy plane tried to ' Such a,force could drop I0.000j)00 L. J. Slack. • , __ , T ot juiC out ol swaddling cloUies Intercept at Uie. it was driven oft. pounds of high explo.ilve and Incen-- trying to ride a scooter on Sev : HAS NIVIR SUN dlaiy bomb.1 . Beet Fields enth avenue north while fond rls- Envoy Vessel • Some British air auUiorltlea have . B i r O R I . . . Jap Work Crew . trilto r4«# Op.) tcrs look oh. . . Warning llglit-s LAIIENO contended that bombing alone Is In- wjien high ^ lo o u close for summer ntlll burning ot open sewers o n . suffldent to win the war but Uierc Arrives Tuesday vacaUona. Sixth avenue north.. . Jean Hang prAIexande'r Korda NAZISRETREA' Arrives With Is reason t(^ believe that the gov- busily at work In Chamber of Com - (F r » r>I* Ottf) • • Tillman aald preliminary reports emmerft and the air council htivc merce offices, where she took over- "Chosen It os the best method ot pun At this time, however.' It t-i Impos showed tho «iy folk were making E sible even to guess If this will actu good beet thl'nners—a task th^t de today a-1 new secretary,- . . Man 908 on Board ishing (he Germans tmtU slUps are sacking coal on Main- avenuo —BOISB.-Juno 1 (-P>—At-least 400 available to transport an allied ex- ally be the case. velop* Uu&e backa and sore arms OESERIFIGHIGv^tors.are expected for tlie three- among the wtrolned because of the south.. . Mattress on Uwn of re.i- U lked wlin rreslclcnt Roosevelt. pedlUonary force to Uie continent. More than 100 other Japanese .... (Fraia P«f# Ori») (»y annual Idalio' Elk.i. convention Dw at work In the Nyssa. Ore.. large amoiiftt of atooplng Involved. Idence. at 137 Fourth avenue me) sent southeastward around the starting here Thursday, It was an He weiA Immediately from Uie aecUon. ha'vlng volunteered for the Each farmer gives his «;ew8 a n oryj.. . Army recruIUtig pcrgeant ' British left flank, appeared to have nounced today by Robert Overstreet pier to one. of several cors which work and having been transported short course on use of the short now wearing his regulaUon "go lo .choked off by a lack of supplies and iTbll" cap. better known as an and J. O. Malvln, co-chairmen. took his party and hU wlfe’Sjbody from Portland. The Amalgamated handled hoes and gives personal relnforeements. And the original ' Registration, under Uie dlre< t«mp»ny has a plant at Nyssa. supervision In the field to make oversea.1 cap. . ..Janitor Will Vo ft ■Waahlngujn-bound train. 1 1 Brown trimming trees with a hoe ■ oxU objective, coastal Tobruk, re U.S.AI ENW of Ed Peoaley, will open Wednesday Ray; Johnson. Red Croas olflclnlr Arrangements to bring the Jap sure that "city slickers" don't chop mained ftrmly In Sritlsh hands,' e%-enlng. Thursday and- Friday anese here to work were made by out the beet sprouta and leave Uie -at courthou-ie. . ^Fellow looking ■'•There were increasing Indications explained to the pa-isenRcrs that prettified wlUi bright blue straw events will Include rltuaUstle con 100 Red Cross workers on the dock the county commissioners, the sher we*dS standing. that OeoenU Ritchie was moving The workers are paid from WJO h a t,.'. And Md Dolling. wlUi wor tests. with teams from Moscow. would aid them with Information, iffs office, the sugar company nnd - from the defensive to the offensive. Caldwell. Twin Falls and Idaho Falls the United StatA employment aer- to $13. for thinning and blocking ried frown, picking cockleburr out There «ras -ao official esClmate of f^ d ^nd any accomodations they irr^m On.) beeUi. depending on cSndltlon of tho of sprouting gnus at side of new I NOVllLTV A NEWS competing. The winning tâms wUl vice., teleîono building. enemy toues. but reliable quarters be eligible to ptMclpate in the ns-- would pursue the Some -^lentless TJiU afternoon Sheriff W. fields. — — - aoid destroxed and bunting axis Uonal tontest. sponsored by the Newspapermen InclBded LouUs p. polity Jollowed by the RAP. ' Lowery aald that arrangements have Slate employe* -who tuued hides dotted the huge ^ t l e a grand lodgv, at Omaha In July. Lochner. chief -ot the former Asm- ' "It ts a cardinal prlnelplf of the been completed for adequate guards. for Uie woiJshsd been granXed spe Many tanks. It was sald( wHe fired An oratorical contest will bo eon- dated Press Berlin bureau; Alvin J. United States army air forces Uiat He also said that the Japanese will cial vacation by Gov. Chase' ‘ by their own axis crews after their ducted-by Uie AmerlcanUatlon com Stelnkopf. Angus M. Thcurmcr and a combat plane whieh h not being be voUinUully registered as Clark. . fuel was exhausted. mittee. headed by Ray-mohd Givens, Emeat FUchec'of tlie same burcaui Iw d to h]t the axis Is 'dolng no one us they arrive at the camp. Recruiting of the city n-orkers - At least 600 »ehlcles were known Friday afterfioo'n and night. Richard Massock, clilef of the for/ liny good and no one any hann." Meanwhile It was reported by o f - w^-represeataUve of plana From where I sit.... to have been destro>-ed by the royal A banquet In Hotel Boise Saturday mer Rorte bureau, and Max'KarTer> Arnold said. flclals that the. volunteer turnout be carried out Uiroughout Uie state olr fORfe daring the paat 73 hours, night will . climax the convention son o f the Bern bureau. He said the chief conslderaUon of workers from among townspeople when labor/diortagea develop, Till despite Oennan and Italian lighter Joe imhoff of Boise will sert'e 04 Reporters Irom German aald of h li Ulks here had/been to In was “fair" over the weekend and man said. Previously Nampa. Cald planes. master of ceremonies. The g ^ d there sUU were 4.090 in, America sure that the Inereioing demands ••gtiod" todaj-. Many more workers well and Welser city workers had . ^ Joe Marsh ball wUl follow. With M. O. Strong whom the Germans wished to re of- American units on American air are sUH needed and transportation been called for farm work. In cljarge of arrangements'. turn to the relch 10 aid the war craft production did not Impair the Is furnished from the employment ‘This is Uib only way that Volunteer Hurt The program also will include a effort However.- there were not DrlUsh offctulTO, now or in the fu •endco office each day at 7 s. m.. .in make Vp the tremendous deficit trap shooting tournament, with enough Americans left in occupied ture. . .__ m. and B p. m. Volunteer work- of farm workeri who will be needed He sold he believed a mutually to crops In Uils area." In Fighting Fire teams from Lewiston and Pocatello Europe to trade. Some American kre paid the same as regular save vital why the PltgHms landed at P>y> already entered, and a golf toumey, ottldUOs eatd a Bccotul voyage of the satLifactory balance has been struck. Ubceren. W, R. Wing, at the Boise employ ln'bel;ilng to exUngulsl^ a blue From Air Chief Mocshall to Uie ment-office said. "The mlgrotlcm ot mouth Rock instesd of aoratwhm at the coimtiT home of O. E. Qrleve with entries to date from Caldwell, Drottnlngholm . would bring back If more Japanese do not volunteer time...you’d thlojc that Jnat abeut else. Nampa, l^wlston and Boise. iowUest helper the British were In to come here in the Immediate fu agricultural tabor into defenscy in Saturday afternoon, Chris Stohlcr most Americans of legitimate cltl' spired by the complete success of the everything wortii .while In the tenahlp who wlahed to return. ture then drasUc ocUon will have to dustries. 03 well aa the drafUcg of ren and taffered broken bones In Cologne raid. It had tieen calculated such labor In all parts of . this re world 'Wka Invented is the last one of his feet. b) taken to get volunteers into the Uiat If UiT raid were a success. 00 gion. makes it now almost tmbo*- few year*. Interesting, isn't it, the way ft Be la a patirat.at the T t Id rails The Hospital fields for thinning and blocking the planes or six per cent .would be- sugar beets Hr*order tha^the vital slble to- find any apprtclable Dum simple, eraryday beverage Ilk* eotmty Benerof hospital.' NeWs of Rccord lost. Actually 44 planes. or,iS 3 per ber of surplus workers from other It's kind of refreshlog, for a H ie blaze was put out soon after crop can be saved. beer can sret Ungled up with hi*> cent, failed to return. When Ger areas.* change, to find out that some (Itu - toryl It was dlicoTcrtd, Origin of the fire No beds were available at the many lu t folded Britalo in force. Twin Falls county general hospital MARRIAGE UCENSE8 - EIOUT EXECUTE!) ant things in our modem life date Pcrclval Adam Smith, 33 and Uio I ^ o n raid of May 10. I W l- MOSCOW. June 1 (A^The mUl'- w ^ bsek tO|aaeicQt dty*. today. Ufilng &00 planes, one-third M many Maybfllt’aboeausother«'i*oia*» j • ADMITTED Mary C. SmlUi. 31, both' of Twin Uiy t^bunal of the Moscow dhtrict thing fundamental tnd human FalU. as BriUln sent on itj gr«at announced today that eight' men M n. Robert Miller, Jerome; Mre. fcnalve—Oennany lost 33 planes, about beer. It’s the beYtrage of Donald MacKajr, Filer. had been ienttnced to deaUi before ______moderate! sinslble. well-^haved__ -----‘BIRTHS ■ ' per cent. For InsU n co-I read the other firing *juads for serving the Ger day about ft piece of ^ tte r y aome ptopJa Ih ^ e ry part ef Ihe.woiU, T o Mr. and Mrs. Paul Colllj, Twin mans during the enemy occiipaUoa FUR OeraM Ashby. Mtv. Leonard EUs, FaDs. o'boy; to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. EXTENSIVE RAIDS. of Moihaisk. aclentlsU dug up In JfesopoUmla- and alwayi ha« been. M n. J. s . Hlnshaw, Susan Robert- Bogue. FUer, a boy; lo Mr. and Mr*. VALLETTA. MalU, June I WV- On the pottery was a pKture of • • • eon. Mrs. Cedi Foye and son. and R. M. Warbefg, Twin Falls/ a girl, One hundred sixteen raiding axis two brewery worker* making beer. Mrs. Sam Houston and son, Twin planes were shot down over- this be- all Sunday, and to Mr. and M n. STORAGE Perwaally, I like It becanae ll Falls; Kenneth Egbert. Murtaugh; Calvin Thomas. Twin Falls a k U leagtiCTCd lalaod during May by Mta. T«jm Lundln, Eden;,Mrs. R. 8. ground and alr.defenses. ■ taf (e«.io good and ia m refreehiss today, all at the Twin Falls county for as low aa . and I knowJ.e»n traat I t And .. general • hcnplul- maternity .home. To MT.'aod Mrs; Charlet Burgoyne. I get a thrill ont of thiaUnc that Filer, a.boy, today at the home of WEATHER LAWN Yoa know, thafa.ootaelhlnf to maybe some writer fellow back ia Mrs. O. Tets, 433 Third avenue cut. Twin Falls and vicinity—6Ucb(- think abouL Beer...6,000 yearaagot anclent^^fiDli^r andenf M ewp^ Lawrence Rites ly wanner taday and te^ b t^ MOWERS I vender if It tasted osM loC Uka la of 7«ar« «c*. fait FVNERAL8 the good Iiger beer I hara aeot up ‘ the asme Way about t>e«r • • I ^ JEROME, June 1—JoMph Griff-'' Last year’s Prices store your fun safely CURTIS - - Funeral services Jor adequately diirlng hot turn-; ..to the house every sow- aad then. In* .Lawreow, retired Railway Ex- John W. Curtis, CosUeford, who died RICHABO'S It'a a anaQ world, after a . . pren agency manager.-will be paid tner monUiiI Our regular s Friday a t'th e Twin Palls county ^mewheteeUe,ItUdthatb««r ' ttnti trthut* T u e ^ j ai-8'JO gtBtrU l^copiiii: be heW Tue*-- ELECTRO.FENCE quaUty w r tltt.______'____^ —«e»e over oi|-th«'M«yllowttîn” - ^j/oto /ouT'dava-tpithovtir al'tb'0'7crome funeral homo, c^pel. day, June 3, at 10 a. m. at the Evans Priee* Btirl ai fUJO ^M^GEL-AUTO -fact, if 1 reacnber right, a ahertv^ fatal trafftoaecident in our Rot.' Walter Harman, Christian and .Johnson funeral home' chapel. RICHARDSO^WS church pastor.Jrtll pfflclate. Inter- Buhl, wltb ChrlsUan SclentlsU In . / Twla FoDi. WoBo •(•.of beer.vaa eaa o f thftrw itma - - inentTrm ^nP thB -Jeronje' ccmh- SbDEN ELECTRIC Charge. Nela Zûsoh will be reader. Pbone >70 . Next to Oipbesa CLEANERS'*' DYEBd; Burial will be In the Buhl cemet«ry. Twin F a l l * ,^ 171 BoW. Pfc' 1 , M J 2 '' TIMES-NEW S. TW IN FALLS, ID^HO Page.TIiiWi tUGpllEOllO: ^Company B Leaders UlSB WILL M .Mesico’s Answfci' to Axis—“We Go to Wai’” MAtt-VMlEn'■ «ASOiH DR.WILLlAM[lftLL M1U345W . nr n'tWITT MACKENZIE POCATELLO. June, 1-D r, Wll- Magic Valley* 'war bond » n d ______Wid^ W «Id.W *c?AiuUyil“ .. _ •llim-W. Hall.-Jr_ president of- Uie stamp quota for June 1* • Ttie allita yery defiitllely &re get- subsuntial'inctease over the J#*y A Ung ahenrf wILh thaln'Job Of tappLOf college Of idolio. wUl îlve the cdm- ^ Herr HlUer io le»rtt the measuii: mencethenl address at tJte Unlver-i quotas uhlciv a'ppareaUy will’ b« far • * • of hU elrUt^ • A • • , ally of Idaho, souUiem branch, next exceeded when' final M iy flfuret LAUst-»ftAwMt.fejpre»alvo Jjreof Hiureday ai 0 : 0 a. m., according to ■e'tabulated. of Uila resO In Uip revcUtlon of «lr AVtorinclusion of Elmore county... ------p«JTO'ln^«'TTfcorf Brtllsh-bojnblnft nn annoiiiicrmcnl by Df- Jolin R. the nine south centnAt; counties ara raid by soifu liSO wurplanes Vfilsh Nichols. rxe<;mive deiin. N. asked to purchnss tSiSiSOO In war - laid w&sle (« A l^trcc nren of the -■-Dir«hn-Mr-;rHiH]; who were en bonds and stamps during the month caged In ediicaUonal work In Bul ancient, city of ' Cologne—a . rfiilly garia prior to Uir outbreak of Uie beginning today. ' . tOTlf>'Jn* exhlblUon. . _ ‘ __ war In Europe. ulH occupy Uie gueat Twin Falls county. In which bond- , Omen ©f Future - room In Uie new SluUent Union fltnmp purchases soared nearly dou Thai In. to use Uie lansuR*e of building. ble Uie May quota/ was aligned R ' BflUdh Premier Churchill, -a herald Dr. Hull altendftf Hotchkiiwi Achool June Kual of tM5.e00 compared with ' of what Oermany wHl recelvc, city and wiLs gnuluatcd frojn Princeton Uie sas.s00 given It last m onU i.T^t by city." This »Utcment sc(]Ulre3i ufilverslly In 1025, He hold.% Uie U Uie Uilrd largest quoU In Idaho. added alsnlflconce ihroush th«.an- Duclielor of Divinity degree ironi Ada county'*, is M10.600; Bannock nounecmenl Urfay In London by Union TJieoloKlciO bi-mlimry. New SlSO.iOO. Lieut. Oen. Henry ‘Arnold, head of Vork. nnd Uie Ph. D. froin Yale SouUi ctJilrnl Idaho monthly.av the United SUUs air foreea. lhat unlvenity. For five jcur.% l>rc;.lclcnl erages f r ^ July. 1941, through he hiw-pmctlcally completed eon- Hall waiv engaged In teaching luid January of 1042, wlUi Uie quotas for lerences with BrllUh I*Ji4 cni to de- ndinlnl.itnitlve work' in Uic Ameri June, are as follows In ^ ocla ted , velop "Uie maximum impact w our can coUfgc.‘'Sol'lii,'Bulgivrla. Hi; ti»d Pres-s tabulation received today (to- • combined air ntrcnttth" on Germany. previously tnUKlil liLsioo' ynd Bl'- tjvl represents face vtUne): . • , In short, th«-ûrlnln hM been ble at Robert college, litunbul. .Tur Average June Qnota drawn aside to kWc u.i a glimpse of key. He 1.1 Uie auUior of a book and .tS,OGO $ 33,600 an allied; fleet which In mpldly de- [leverM mnKi»ilne-4:tic]e.-\. ^ . u n ------7.000 vfloplnR tnlo a force Uinl rothlnR ot4| AiherÛ, Wll-%on. IVln FalL,. pres- . D.IJO 43.M0 • earth will be able to wlth.nt«nd. We lUeni of the ^tnll• Ixxml of rducu- . ff.781 24,800'^ 22.600 fhalj, In due course, be nble'lo blMt tjuti: Harrison C, Diile. Moicow. ot banner* sach I I the»e were par«Jcd over head* ot tho.. In Csnstltdtlon pU u. in - 0,742 Hllfer’B Germany off-th e n"'P--'P pTc.ildent of the UnlVPrÛy of Idalio . baekgrcsnd. at Mexleo City In a huge demenstraUsn aapperUng Frealdcnt .. Q,B3B 39.400 of the KaUnnal- pataee .. 2.875 20300 make way for another relcli which anti .of Uic ioullienr branch: Judu*- >i'. Idaho state ly actlvltlc.i. garden clul), held at the home Of open hoti.%e Tliur.sdav In the After Josephlnfe with Mrs. Ferrts forms the chief bsrrlpr to the Cnu- guard? If you do. there's a place EnllstmenUi for Uie new nqund noon nnd agnin in Uic evening fol ol.ion, gin her Internship at King connty'a ' rajus.'but Uie Important point to JEED OF IRLH Mrs, A, J. M>c. . . playing Uie plwio nccompanimnnt hojplUl In SeatUe. Wash., In Jan-' for you—In the "awkward squiid." wilt be tnken Immedlatelv. Srvernl lowing Uie style revue nnd progrnni. keep In mind U that the mere fact The formaUon of the squad wifa Twin Falls men have luked'to Join, MOSCOW, Ida.. June l(-r^ O rca l- "I'v.enty diiplais were entcVcd by Tlie newly recondlUoned voeatlon- and MI.V1 Lynch, the violin. Aiary. • Uie Na*ls haven't been able, to gel announced by Capl^ M. GrootM, In addition to Caplaln Grootes, er • recognihon of religion ih .the individual members, and Mr*. Vir , afW building, the new dormltorj* Three members of the advanced Mid Camm wltl live In Kansas ahead with their project of break- world of the future m is urged ye.i- ginia Ikard acted as judge. Award* or the rest of Uie year with her the compon.y commander, through the officers' of the jonyi.tnv nrn vl the new heating plant nnd laun- blind elasses. Joyce Bamea. Robert .. Ing through Into that Gitrden of acUng Sgt. U. N. Terry.'hLi pub- Winston Potter, flrft lift^ a n t; lerdny by the Very Rev. Frank A. were presented lo Mrs. Julian, Rlek- ,, ry were open for InspecUon. In IsUir.- Kfr*. L. W. Blauer, Wlchltt,' ' W in h In lUelf a firrlous setback. llclty officer. . 'W. W. Thoma.'i, second lleurenani: Rhea of Boise. Eplscopnl bLMiop of eti.N. Mrsi, and Mrs. H. C. 'L.ilrd. structors and admnced student* WaJton and Vonda KelTer, presented ,’here she will do secretarial work. &cry day they are kept from the Tlie companyls at Its aulhorlted George Clilro.i. first sergeani; Idaho. In his baccalaurralc hcrmoii cond. coadiictlitg die tours. Exhibits of ft-o- playlet. tran.ifated from oil and oUicr frc.-.h Auppnes whlc strengtii—S3 officers and men. Oul Howard Ijirsen. sergeant ot the for graduating atuclenu at Untv,er- A luur of .Mrs. Mye'« flower gar- cntlftnnl nrti were featured. o.s v.-ell French; * Hitler needs so badly Is another nail with ft number of members ellRlble first platoOn: Corp. i;. N. Terrj-. slly of Idaho. -den foUowiiig I'tic meeUng.-’ IS Uie new structure.i. Victory Urlll Birthdays Honored ROOERSON, June 1—Mr. and In the fuehrer'.'V coffin. So long as for the'crsoni«l calling card, tnmple /of advanced blind students preiented Tliur.sday night, in honor of the ISth leave. • Albert Pruncis. Orrlii Fuller, Wll- nnd Robert Drown of Kellogg, vlce- demon-tnillon in churgc of Ray O. prlnUng done by the MudenUs, About numbers, directed by Mrs. Ferrts. birthday of the CoUoh. twin*. Betty It Li lliU surplus-Umt will (!P Ham D. Spenctr’ anil AuKU'l Wll- presldent- Peler.',on.. county cxten»lon agent, 05 cardi were printed during "She Closing number wa^ a circus b)' the nnd Ben. and the birthday of -Ur. RFC Depots Will ■ Into UiB "awkwrird Miuml." T h e Hams, corporals. Dr. Fuller abo li Urge Devclopmenl be presented at Uio home of afternoon. smnll blind etutfehu. abo directed ZIUIox. membent of the squad will be given the bugler. • The as.soclailon went on record L, W. Crandall, president of Tlie annual revu» presented for by Mrs. Ferris. \ Accept War Ores special drilling apfirt from the . Tlie company drills ever>'Thurs- also as favoring an iipproprlutlon Uie Garden.club, June 2. M )0 a. m. Uie pftst several years In the Junior Fourth grade diplomas were pre- '-WASHINGTON. June 1 tli.PJÂr- regiilar drills of the company nn* day night at Uie American Legion by'Uie state legtilalurr of JllSO.OOO •nie demoTUiratlon wll! b* on ways high school nUdltorium was dii- snted 'by SuiA Burton W. Driggi 'When'thelr Induction time arrlvei hiUl. for an Intensive program to develop of .ridding Uie gardens of fêct pen-sed with this year due to Uie war .5 Uie fallowing boys; KelUi-Black — • âhaemenU for tJie cstAblLihment of r t r E v ery BuiWing. buylftfdPpoU at numerous jw lnu In Idaho re.-tourcc.'. pe.-.ti. conditions and was replaced wllh n Boise: Harry Turner.. Twin FnlU; the Pacific coost and Rocky ^b u n - Tlie a-v.ocliition resolution apcclfl- itjle show nnd proRrnni glven-1n the Charles Tyree. Coeur d'Alene, and Bi? or Little Use lain weft »o Uiat chrome and mixn* cally requested Uie board of regents itnte school auditorium nhd,- tlie Roland Kelly. BoLse. orw may bo* deUvered In for that sum to carry on a program Hansen RNA Lodge 'recrcaUon.n TueMtey afternoon the annual CINDER BLOCKS Japs May Leave Eden Camp of research and cxpcnmenuilloi*. for school picnic, usually held at Bfin- truck and •o.-agon loads have beeti Tlie style .ihnw wa.'i Riven under Walls for a bam. 30x50 by 8 . 1 eompletod. Chairman Jess Jones of greaurr utllliatlon of Uie sUi Ui'k To Fete Husbands the dlrectlonof the In.struclor.’Wf*. bury'j.-w(i8 held on Uie campas -^*‘- mlnernl. Umber, agricultural Mlldr(-d FouLs. Girls of th e 'a d feel high, cost only *324^0. laid Uio Reconstructloh Finance corpor I the wall. Cinder block for ation announced todoy. To Work in Harvest Fields oUier rescurv.s. boili n-i a wartime vanced elawe.n ^ d some of the novelty races, sports • , Poj-menl will be made.a-f«>on a.', and Mst-wor mrniure. Cal Hill. Plfin.-; were discussed for cln.ucs taking ilfu-t, modeling the various kinds, _ hen house. 16x30 by 7 feet high The wartime civil cohlrol admln- ber of the corp.i until luo weekj cost only tlOLSO. They Insulate lota of 10 toM or more have been htratlon. under ccrtaln .condjyon.?, Blsltfi^ Rlirii asserted tlinl .... the difltrlci convenUon to be held’ vnrloua types of gnrmentA made o;fIcIal closlris day for the school after Uie end of the end of the war. and are fire proof.. delivered and analyzed. Jones said. will be able to pennll Japane/t who 2—He swears loyally to Uie United world must find some way of Jiving Tttjn-Falls June 10. Tlie group will in se*mg classes during the year. \Aav Tl ^ Dqwta are being-cstAbllahtd by will be housed at the Eden camt} to State.i nnd agrees to perform talUi- In peace nnd harmony after this h^ve a pot-luck • dinner Tuesday, Instrumental numbers were pre^ ^ Uie MeUb ncj.crvo company, subsl- leave Uiat camp to work In the flrftts tnll<>ucAU tAsk.5 oTvilgned lu i;lm by terrible niKlitmare U over. June 2. nt 7;30 p. m. ai Uie-Woo- of Uie RPC, at Phoerttx. ArU.; diirlnff thi’ fall harvest, li was learn* -Uie'coi-p.i authority. . , ^ "We wrestle noi against fle.sh and man hall with their husbands partment under the direction ot are about 350.000 Ameriean citltens Jerame, Idaho Phene < Aubum and TracyC Calif.: SalkJa, ed by Uie Tlmes-fiwi. J—He may be granted furlouglu blood, bul agnin.1t prInclpaliUcs, gucst-i. Miss Julia Lvnch and the stnle- living-out.%lde Uie Unlted._SUt«s, Colo.: Dutic. Mont.: BatUo Moun- WlUt lO.OOq Japanese to be hoiticd .tor work In agriculture, indii.itry or against jKjwers, against world riders After the bu.-Jncî meeiing bingo echool quartet. consLitlng of Mrs. normal times. Uln. Nev.. and Demin*. N. M. ' at Uie Eden camrf—*uul wlUi muny outer private employment under the of this dnrkncM. against splrltuiil wa.-! played, the prlrc-.-i («>lng lo Mi.vs StaUons at Yreka. Calif., w d of Uifie being able bodlcd young JeU<)ecn •lasses In recipes to save on sugar. Tills situation will give Uie Jap- Inst .v>cla> meeting of the ien;.(in employed in defea-.e work ---- , Advance Showing of Women’s ane.\e a chance to demonstrate iheir the home of Mrs. J. A. Wnlle. Leo Turner, Murtaupli, » virfting loyalty and willingness to serve the nork.imd business. aea:Jon .will be his uncle, Wilbur Turner, Upon nppllcatlon from the war The Hale fnmily hn.-- moved Into JEROME country. rflbcauon auUiorlty. nnti »talci held once ft montl) rturljig the i In Uie war relocaUon auUiorlty's mer ai the homes bf members. the tcachcrnge. Mr, Hnie «i|| be Uinl Uie conditions IJsteifhave principal ot Ru.well Lnne school this '' Mr. and M n. Id Eoff have been bulleUn on the subject, the follow met to the satbfacllon of U ie ___ Mrs. Earl Hansen .conducted Uie ing Is found: leason study. "Future of Marriage coming vcar. • b « n en]oyin-4 » brief -visit with relocaUon authority, Uie wartlhie Thelma Trimble. Kimberly. U rU- 1942 Uielr.ion and daugfeWr. Ruth *n4 OUltstlens Astui^cd and Family Life." Proffraci oonslst- clvU control administration will-per Itlnf her cousin. Paulb* WooUn. Donald, who *r» both employed in “Among the obUgaUon* which the mit Japanese to leave auemblr c«n> •d ot (ttltar and vocal number* by goremment work. Both left Friday <«nllstee assumes are these: ter*' Ouch aa that at Eden) for pri Jeanette and Delores ShaF. a read for the coast. - ■ 1—He agree* to serve as a. mem- vate employment provided the lo- ing and vocal number by Mrn. Ken Mias Nancy Reed. diiuRhler of Mr. caUon of such Japanese 'L« outside nedy nnd a comic reading by Mr.i. FALL COATS and M ii. Prcd C. Rccd, Jerome, baa Uie . boundaries of military area Ersal Shupe. ' arrived for a visit with her percnts, CAREY number one..’ IdnJio Is not located Co-hoslciscs were Mrs. C U I She plans to return’ after a few In mllltnry-area number one at King. Mr*. Clint Shaw and .Mrs. \Vc have ju.st rcccivod a namplc ahowing present time. , weeks to3 on Jose, Calif. Owen .Barton, who was opernled. Alma RobertAon. of the new 1942 fnll coats. There are Mr. ana Mrs. Lee S. Johnson hnd ProspecUvp employer* seeking lo on for sinus InfecUon at the L. D. S. fur trimmed coata and fitted diURhter. Pally. Iiavc returned from hospital In Sail Lake City, Is some- arrnnge for the private empl<^menl Europe'* motor vehicles, the few Denver. Colo., where they attended whot improved. He was accompan of Japnnet^ under the condlUons Uiat are «tlU JspernUng, nrc mlng nnd . box type'coata in plain colors nnd graduaUon cxerclie*' for a daughter, flUt«d will need to consult E. ” everyUiIng frotn alcohol mi.de from ied by .hln wife. Mrs. Barton, and Fryer, regional director ot war ., plaid.s. Some hiivc n’latchinp iQuffs. Wo Orla. Ml*s Otla Johnson.,has ac- his p ^ n ts. ^{r. and Mrs. Amoe bakery dough to producer ga.-i frcov ♦ Barton. locaUon authority. Whltcombôtel. charcoal bum en io replace nTmosi eept^l ft-poalltonJM secreUry to a- Saî Francisco. are indeed fortunatey^^bt^ able to offer' manager of the May company,' firm Mr. and Mrs. Kerfcilt Perrins and unobUlnatile nA6Ilne. TryAlIJFk - In Denver and does not plan to re- family. Dlackfoot. are spending the yôu thift sr a n d Bclcctton o f coa ts . a t this turn to Jerome thU summer. week wlUi.Mrs. Perrin#' parents, Mr. money savlnjj price. M1S3 Louise Flechtner. daughfcr and Mrs: Hay Ivle. of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Flechtner of Mrs.. George Rice. Zlnmeti, U vLi- Jerome ht6 been a. guest of her Itlng her daughter. Mrs. D. E. Adam Coata Of- thl* type sold parents' J o r a brief 'lime; She ha» son. Mrs. 'Arnold Sherrlff and S E A f D THE F A V O R t T E ^ daughter, Mary Sue, are also visiting last fall ; . . and wld been attending Reed's eolleae. Port •ell again thU fall (or $39.50 land. and plana to visit In Utah. Los M r*., Adamson. Mrs. Sherrlff Angeles and other coast clUes as formerly Mlss.FVm Rice. , Mrs. Earl Hudson and son spent well as Vancouver before reluming the week-end vWtlng friends here. 10 Jerome; The remaining months Mra. Hudson was fonnnly Ken- of the summer ahe will be employed neUt QllUam. in 0un Valley. Alden and Drerjl Jvle have been Robert Connor, for a number of BUtloned at Sheilard field.' Tex., $ jeari an employe of Tlngwall'* de» where ihrlr oUier brother. James. Is partmcnt store In Jerome,'has gone also intralnlng In Uie U. S. army. to SeatUe where he will go into de: NOW Mrs. Walter McBride and son, If you are nnxlous to tSf\M work, and will later go to Jllnmle. Victor, are visiting he par ONLY AUaka. where he wlll.be employed ents. Mr. and Mrs^ Parley Mecham. *e« what the new coat.s In similar.duUea for the duraUan/- will,be like for next fall Of interest to friends here Ih Jer^ 25 we *lncerely urge you to ome. was arrival rccenUy of Mrs. FIIJER’ Buy NOW Oh— Stella M oorrrwho-rctumctl-M -hcr .come In and see this home afur Juivlng been absent lor Filer cliapter No. 40. Order .. advance afiowlng ,on our • .1. Lay-A-Way Mveral' months. Mrs. Moore 'stales Esstoro .su r . will hold a rfgular rendy-to-wear balcony, 2 . E a sy P a y B u dget Claa. . : that it the climate agrees with her meeUns Wednesday evening. Jtuie 3. . 3 . Low Cuh Price aht wUl remain 1n Jerome lor the with charter members 'tnd-^ past 4 . SO D t^ C h a r g f. . Umf being. Ur*. Moore 'fias been matrons and pCM patrons as guests. rlslUng rtlaUves in Btockton. Iowa. A special pnjgram has been ar - Mrs. R. O. Preeman haa returned ranged and the proficiency l£st wlU Revised Resrulation W makes it manditory that ws chAngi home from Sun Valley and .Ket- be given to seven new members. :hum where ahe has been speeding Mrs. Lillian Macaw is vUIUng at , oar billing da'teii to a,-calendcr month. Therefore bcjrinninj Uie past lew day*. the Jack Thorpe home at Jerome. NOTICE witb the month lof May our books will close on tht last daj • ^ Capt. Mao Hardwick., ton oT Mr. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Greer of the month instead of the 25th. • ' and Mr*. WUllam N. Hardwtck. h u daughter, Irene, left Thursday for -been promoted to rank of ma}or, a week-end vUlt wlOi retaUve* at fort SlU. Okla. Powell. Wyo. Irene will remain Tor Mr. and Mr*. Bmest Nlms have a longer vlslU gone to.CaUfoTTila where they will Mrs. J. B. ^turray and infant daughter returned hone SituvlaT visit with their son. Oarl Nlms, frofti the county hospltaL » X. C ANDERSON Co. Berkeley. They also plan to visit Ur. and Mra. J. A. MlUer and other relatives, and will be gone two fsmlly left Wednasdar for -Albion \ — Twin Palls ...... reeki ■ to spend tha tummcr.

- - i a _■ ,P»g« Four' Monai/. Jdne 1 ,1948

T U C K E R ’S N A T IO N A L La Cucaracha. ANALYZING CURHENT NEWS

na«.aUUkk«l .... WHIRLIGIG FROM NEW YORK ■ StAMINA-Under flKreUry R obert'p. P»tter»on. WITNK8B—If fovenunent prea their wild jaercenarlei through the 4u MniM, «l l» a«ea Jr.. U UiB ottlcUl who'U tkUUuUy tntnlpuUUng; Um mountains. And here too hve the Ua TlM ^tw* ruklkUt agenu would quit bandln« out pap. pretidenUtl tnd legUliUvt ------' about the submarine menooa and UU [ndUa> IMoalemt. the fiercest flght- .Ejiund u Mwed «Um BtU sulUz A»r{) I. lll i't t tM of the 18-ftcd lO'yeur-oklj. At mlUUry production tha American public tha' whole irs IrÛithe vlceroy'a armlea. .M fb . 1> T .I. rJb. IMiaw Ik. J t a ttonk I. lilt. mantger. ha li promoUng tha U«< becftUM of tha truth, we not only would vrio3L up •UMcmrnoH eatxs thoruga or Irftlaed IndusUI*! workert. He beUivet w r ears with astonishment but wd BURNED—The arrival of L leuU ^ that the fighting men muit be drawn from the lower would bang our heads In thome. We Gen. H euy Arnold and other 'aky and Aturdler brtckeu. fall to grasp the Mrioumew o f tha chiefs la London has revived ex •s;s; H j« contfoverjJ'. over.enlUlment of achoolboy* h u ------situation because cited specuUtlon about a sustained a iljniricant bsckground—It me*- o f f T o l a i aerial offensive against Gemany, DEMOCRACY MAKES GOOD within easy distance ot the Panama and grueUng. it It a same ôr the hardy. Caetar had canal and the state ot Florida. ...A anUclpated stouter resistance In the supreme teat of total war. democracy many mlddle*aged Romans In his legloni, but the Three allied > merchant sUomers- and had' assunbled ointold numbers l3 proving It can produce Iho good*. . average age of our soldiers In th« to n itniggle was 33. were Med to piers. The channel of dive>bombers to destroy Gamilin'a We were alow about deciding what we reaching the Inner harbor Is nar army. They were designed for UiU wanted to do. That wns because we decided FEAR—President Roo.-icvrIl has SRalii delivered s row. only 30 feet deep, and readllj one Job—no other. With the arml^- visible. An enemy U-boat surlsiied Uce Ooerlng had this huge, almost ./or oursolvu Instead of permitting some Hit cnilsed along the Inlet In broad day. unscathed armada on his hands. ler, Mussolini or Stalin to tell us what we and carefully conslilsred movfs to encoursge Chinese light, and at their leisure aont three Overconfidently the high com tttoi^ght. and Ruulans os they close In lor clcclslve engascmenta. torpedoes Jnto the hulls which ob- mand diverted It to another purpose • /" We-wero slow In getting under way'because. with axis troop*. Since Hitler and lUrohlto aim. to llUrat*d,Uie craft. Then the Invad and trusted that sheer numbers knock out our powerful allies this summer, P. D. R. er sailed out defiantly and did not would overcome quality. The superior being dem ocrat, we do not like to fight, had itrlve.f dMperately.to raise their hopes. hiutanerge unUl at sea. The only British planes clawed from the not thought much about the. matter, and at Japan ta seeking franUcoUy to drive a wedge be"' .wespon our men had with whlcR to clouds the outclassed Invaders. The first set our sights too low. tween the "democrauo front" and the people of the oppose this brazen asault was a lesson of that colossal mlscalcuIaUon a But once clrcumatonces; aljted by.Japanese Philippines, China, aurnin. Jova and India. Tokyo's puny machine gun! Commanted the has been burned Into the mind o f “ aJogan Is "Asia for the Aslatlc.v” In carrying out this eyewltne&s bitterly. ’’It was- Pearl every aviator since. Hence the visit treachery, awakened us to the sordid facts of doctrine, Nipponese soldiers are discrediting the mal harbor all oyer again." of a U ^ . military mission to make . lnter;iatlonal life, we started doing such a Job treating whlCci tft Manila. Hong Kong and Singapore certain we hsve the exact inachlnes as no other ifBtton could, even approach., while they show unusual tenderness to the natives. To LUCK-Japan already Is attack and formations , for the bUU of A mllUoii-dollara in pin money today. We meet thU releue agree* t^lng to aoften up the neutral atate Rio clients which ahows that our L ot's n o t thinlc o f it a j s o m u ch m oney. Let's ment with Stalin nppears to be » prelude to even ot Afghanistan which touches the South American lielghbor has put more substantial negoUatlonj that can ^ t ba^-an- northern bordera of Uie staUSlo In force far more drasUo anU-axls T iju A lb e It in t4rm s o f ships a n d ta^ks, planes nounced now. The fear ot Communism has been ex Punjab, according to word yeeelv* measurcs than we did while a state and guns, powder and bullets, Jeeps and acbut ploited to advanuge by der fuehrer at Vichy. Rome, CAREOFYOUR ed In New York trading circles wlUi of nonbelligerency existed between ' c^rs and khaki-colored trucks — war para the VnUcan, Madrid. Ankara and other Important buslnesa Interesta . In northern tu and the relch. The administration phernalia we weren't tryirfg to manufacture capitals. Any successful attempt to include the Soviet India. ( of President Vargas did not atop at within the'economic and/soclal'setup of the western The Kabul government -a lew merely freezing Teuton money. . , three years ago and are making today. CHILDRW world would have the .vAlue of a victory on aea and P O T S h o t s By ANGELO PATftI monUu ago ran out of the country It };as confiscated the property ot We started In 1930 with an Industry de land for our side. ■ ' Berlin and Rome naUonals and cor- voted exclualvcly to civJIIan neoda. Insignifi OLD BClioOL NEGLECTED pocaUons. Depending upon circum cantly, her? and there, we made a few t ^ RIGID—Tlie appointment of Lewis W. Douglas as INITIATIVE the unruly tribes on the Russian stances the alien Is compelled to , operations chief of the maritime commission marks and Indian fronUers. Now Japan relinquish to the reBUbllc between of powder, a few thousand rifles, a few hun , GENTLEMAN IN THE TMRD ROW In Room One Uie AcUvlty Pro the first serious attempt to aolve the crlilcal waUr gram was In full swing. Miis Jennie ho.1 taken over the Job of Intrigue onq and 10 per cent o f his lortune. dred fighting planes. For many of the things transportation muddle. It means th e. replacement ol thoroughly believed In getUiig eacli nnd open Instigation to rebellion. • required by-a m odern soldier w e dldtn ot e'v6n ofesslonal "company men" by a hard>bolled, bril- PROOF P O sm V E ' AR.MY TRAINING, A LA T l i r child to wouc along his own line She has bribed, the Faqlr of Epl and possess Wurfprlnta. ------in( and-dlslntcrcstefoshloned and out cold, rain, etc.. that are boosting coal ter written by airlend or ours.'Har rooking posters, some stuffing bay of Bengal. ' worn concepts. Tliey were exceptional tchnlclans, but soles but making life rolnerable five ry Nichols, onetime Twin Falls gent animals, some planning cages, paint-. But for once luck. Is with the Llojd Brasllelro. the largest ateam- of commodities to service the entire American Uicy were hot equipped to solve prdblems of an Oceania United NaUons. The whole defendve shlp line, has been expanded by n attoni days out of every sevtn. And ihLii now at Port Uonard Wood. Mo,) Ing boards, making signs. world In which Vewels were being sunk almost as coal salesman aald even he Is Ured Jimmie was a sore Uiumb In the system of Indla'was planned years the purehue of Jive Danish-craft While we are finding fault with Washington fast as they were Eullt. They continued to bring In ago against the Russians—In those which had taken^fuge In the har- of the chilly weather. T ills past month has been a busy' organlzAUon. He wanted i ' for.its confusion and failures of leadershlp,- line fruits, vegatablea^nd meats from South American That does 'It. rage the weather- every group and succeeded days called'by Kipling "the bear bors. President Vargas a l s o . h a i * and Caribbean countries because It griped them to one. We're getting a lot of toughen Uiat walk like a'man.'* Railroads seized fourQ^rmiin and 13 Italian'' wlth capital and labor for their selfishness ing exercise* that I don't mind in 'ing useless In each. Try .1 see a Iwat return empty. They stuck to ancient routes might Miss Jennie cou)d fit . him and cantonmenta point toward boats totaling 113,000 tons which and shortsightedness, let’s not forget the the least except that I llnd I'm not than offset the recent losses because Uiey knew no others, even ttiOUKh there were MORS ON WEA'niER securely Into no one group. Hr Afghanistan, These odvantages now positive aide of the balînce sheet.' shorter cuts Between our porta and the various fronts. aA young as I uswl to be. Just'the con be used If the Nipponese ^ u r by. marauding sub.i. Dear Potsle: Mmc .1 manage *lo hold my had to be. treated as a very bother We have multiplied our plane production They refused to recognize that the really Important Let'* have a parade en/the flr.it some indtvldusl. one which " Ui< traffic was thc-rralUwlUch left our Miorcs. ami tiiat wheUier It be double timing through 24 times, so that with Henry Ford's new plant day we don't get any rain. the woods, going over the obstacle Class Leader. "Helen, aged going U loading abroad with Imports causcd delay. Jhls pro on 1'* sighed over dally. operating-we. afcne, will be making nvore air cedure should be abandoned .lor the dursUon. I'hey And If we'do, betcha It'll rain ... course or marching with a pack on (he-pnrade, — Seurputs my l>acle''lour, six and eight miles. One day Jimmie brought a note Ci;AP:PE&’S OBSERVATIOl^ craft than all the axis nation’s combined. Wo were not big or smart enouKh to oppose ccrUIn gov- to the teacher who read It and said. erftnicni ogenclcs InsliUng on ••busine.M ns usual" for Because of my dutle* as clerk I oc are building this year as many cargo ships as REVEALING 'HIE RKVEREND'S casionally mlsk out on the exercLies "So you are going to'm ove out of the total w e possessed 'J an . 1, 1041. W e arc diplomatic reasons. Uie city. It will be nice f( "nie newcomer Is not a marine rxixrt and liiia no FRONT NA51E and deeply resent < being left be. turning out tanks, at last, as fast as we can Well, anyway, we know the front hind. " , to be In the c;puniry. I'm NATIONS AT WAR such haiullcap.i. He has what prevlou.^ i^rformances When the door closed behind Jimmie use them . demonstrated l»-4Mentl(il In this fleld-nnôrlglnal name of Rev. J5. Leslie Rolls. Uie 'Whenever I see the going Is tough to go In managing Uie labor aupply genial vicar of the £pUcopaI'church I say to myself. ’Nlchola. ole boy— for Uie last Ume Helen said. "What WASHINGTON. June 1-T h e gun and InqulrlnB mind. When he Itvilnll.i his progmm, went off half-cocked on Uils plan to But becau^ we went to work so late and so you got to keep up.' And I do. Later a break." amid "general assent. will depend upon how acute the^ slowly, It^would be fatal to become overly en nlUcd nierclmnimen on tlie seven will be imb- freeze war workers to their Jobs. It shortage becomes,' The British, who' Jcet lb as rlKld ti system of ralloiilnK- mill voyuKlng Tlie other day we rsvc you the when I see some of the youngsters A New Scholar couraged by the supercolossal Job of produc iiraycr for JourniUlsU lie found in (alter all I'm o ^ r 30) dropplnK out won’t happen overnight. Tlie waj ai thVowncr ot a.lllw er operotinK under Leon Hen* That' afternoon a UtUe boy*' was manpower commission has been sub had a severe shartage Im a the be tion we have achieved thus far. derson's re.itrictlons. the church clip-sheet. Not knowing I Hatter mj'self and say: T liafs the ushcred'ln. a nevf scholar. Helerf jected during the ginning ot the war, put Into effect We .can, however, and we should, realize wliat that B stood for, we tossed In a spirit; you got more stamina than bustled about placing him In few auggestchl/'ej,ientlAl work ” . that Hitler was screwy when he thought the Jimmy's vacant deat, getUng his a deluge Of pro order" which g a u the government .quMUon-mork.:. you much good.' 'It's building you reader, .his pencil, crayons, work American democracy wouldn't be able to bury .Now we llnd a notation on ...... ’Will add live more years to your testa and alarms power to limit the right ot employers .undQubtcdly a’ sign ot more ri'iilistic (hlnklng nt the ing materials, for his use. Indl- since It became to discharge men and to limit the personal, partisan. rkclaJ and class antagon .capital, Uie words emanated from'Uie very sources de.^k. We .-(uapect ilie notation cautig his hooks In the wardr&be known that some wasn't meant for publication, but About that'time I i right ot workers to-leave their Jobe. isms enough to produce the goods. which had sparked previous suggestions that things ji ready to T;he said, “Now you take care of degtee of govern* who are we to kfep facts from oj keel o\’er.,puffing like a , overheated The government listed Uie e.«en— were looklni; up lor Uie allies. yourself. You belong to lA One.'' mentmanagemenl tlal plants. Workers absent from Only ft. week before Uie wet bliciket wn.i Uirown. a con.itltuenti? The notation sal tea ketUe." ' —Harry H ie new - ncholar - folded 1 UNINTENDED INJUSTICE Uils: ‘ ; of Uinllabor ptrty work without permission or rcaxon- Joint ariny*niivy commujilquc rcvlcwlijK proKrcv; of hands ^n the desk before him and su ^ ly would be able excuse or. habitually late lor Lion Feuchtwanger.. an outstanding anll- Uie wnr wtia .couched In ro.'.y vcrbiiiKc. Die Pre.^ldcnt Ernest—No. ALAS, POOR CAP-N JOEI u t llkl a manikin. Mias Jennie Dnmett—No. attempted. a-ork are rcportible by the employer Nazl, has dramatized the difficulty of dealing hmwelf had emphasized the speed with which we werff Cap Jos Seaver'e patriotism knows explained about the work that was The government Elljah-No. 0 -UaaL.One would think he’d be to the labor exchange. The BrlUth wisely, wl.th enemy aliens on the vast scale solving the shipping quesUon. nlUiouch he referred going on. but he made no response will work In the scheme -was put Into effect Atte; Edwird-No. ^ satlsfledthat he's doing enough lor beyond. "Yes ma’am." The next day necessary In this melting pot nation.' ,. to-planned con.^tructlon raUier Umn to whipping the direction of- con agreement as to Its details was ob submarine menace. The bombing of Tokyo, the vic Edmund—Ye.i. Uncle 6am by becoming- about the and the next, he sat -wltii folded trolling labor sup. Feuchtwanger. Erich Marla Remarque and moat Industrious and accommodat tained between employers and labor tory In the Coral sea. Uio Rus-'.lnn rcslsinnce, the hands unless directed to act other- ply. Eventually It unions. . .. B ertolt B rech t, w hose book s w ere burned p ub lugubrious aoerlng speech—all Uicjie were cltcil boUj QUERV FOR SOMEBODV ing draft board clerk In the V. B. A. wUo. The children about him offered may have to take licly by th e Nazis years ugo. âll live in' Los publicly and privately to ahow UiaT the United, Na- Dear Pot S}iot4: But not the capthln. He's not con him a share In their tasks, even almoat eompleta control. But that Hey. get after those gtiya In the tent with sending hundreds'“and ordered him to help,' without re Angeles, a city, of vast distances. As Germans. lons were getUng their second breaUi. Only a few Is someUilng we may fexpect to come writers and observers cohcludM from Uie;jt oiiiiwir- concession department at the Cow. hundreds of men off to do, the light. sult. ' about gradually and then .only to ■ regardless of thoir Ideologies, they are enemy boy boll park. At fii^turday after Ing — he want« to do a bit ol It employment service. Kmôyeâ- ings Uiat complete victory was possible durlifc Uilj Helen, who ffas working with a the extent that an acu(e ahortage would ogree to hire-only irfm cer- aliens. They afe confined to an area within year. The time of Ulumph was generally flxetTlor noon’s game Uiey only gave one himself. ,ThLi .ileuth learned that group on the cages for the wild ot manpower makes necessary. of Uie free prize# awa>-—they tom- the cap's third attempt to enlist .tlfled rolls ot the employment ex five miles of their homes. They cannot be on late 1043 or the spring ol 1944. animals, needed somebody to hold There 1» to be no sudden pushing change. Men not in good standing - Despite these warnings, there ia one sign of kuccc.î pletely Ignored the second prize. 1 has been turned down. Joe says he a board whUe she nailed It. and. of people aroupd, Nazi style. the streets after 8 o’oloik. wa.n all ready to eoUect on N a 3—It leels "like a million” but the army the U. S. employment exchange : Improvement which our highest strateglsui cunnot aeeiug the Idle child, pulled him lUt could not be'hired. Industrial On the anniversary of the burning of their conceal or withhold. By witching their fftCot_liisl; examining officers evidently don't out of his bcnch and ordered him Many tangles must be stralgiitcn. think so. . exemptions from military aervlce ^ b ook s, th ey could n o t g e t togeth er. T h ey c an manner and other evidences of relief. It Is compnr' to hold Uie board. l{e pulled away ed out before the government cai. would'btf'checked m through the ' w r- —The Red Man from her and returned to fold.his not vialt-the library, bccause it is more than aUvely eaxy to teU when they are sanguine or down move very far. At ^ e moment Uieiemploymentimployment aervlceservice which would five miles away, iy ic y arc treated as poten- hearted. Before every announcement oT goo be'sL genius. . wrathfuliy,' but sald<ôUilng. cotucrlpUon nor the government the hlgherups. ing with producUon. Yet some pro* control which It has been necessary Til# We Favor a'Ohaage In Uni* We feel this will be comforting Jennie went to him ahd said. "Don' 'TIUon must be made ao that a work N O A P P E A L forms of Bellhops and Porters . j the parents of 9S per cent of all. ye»x see anything here you would to Impoae over Industry and con- . WIVES—Aa the center of world ex.greab. Wash er can progreu from bne Job to a sumers. ’Total war.plnches hard. Out of Progressive Wisconsin comes one ot ington resembles European capitals altet* the revolu* &arywhere club, they feel, would children In Magle Valley. like to do? " better one. - eliminate some sad. moments lor It Is not to be exp^clM.that civilian the weirdest court decisions we ever read. tions of the early 'twenUes. Diplomats, foreign minis He looked up at her with devo* The government must develop latxir can e ^ p e , or will desire to There a Wausau Judge released a man who ters and mllltsu? men'are sutssUtlng In whatever way service gents. F\»r liutance, Saê BUSINESS NOTE Uon in his eyes and said. "I want iôchlnery so that the priority of Iattv Laughrldge of the marines The Back Shop Oracle tU to be a good boy, IH do anything escape, giving' up some of Ita free left his 2-year-old daughter in a farmyard Uiey can. But the prize example appears to be an Jobs will be clear. iHât aUQ re* dom for the duraUoh, when the na- American engineer of Belgian blrUi and educaUon. points to the time when Sid Graves, our desk to aay he knows a you UU me to." all nigfit. where ahe froze to death. mains to be done ahd It will 'take Uonal necessity requires It. He recently rendered a great service *to the ruivy of the bakery Oraveees. was a ma aged traveling salesman ...... You see he had been trained Ume. ‘Hvere will be many In- TKe man, a one-time dUtrlct attorney, and by exposing espionage tacUcs iln an airplane facory. rine officer stationed In Washing* thinking of telegraphing h b home to the goodness that was submis aa when It will be' desirable Tils wife both werejjfunk. (Intoxicated secma ‘laa been promised n'co toa Sid was asked to carry the bag- sive. silent and stUl and could not from the point of new of warjiro* too mild.) The Judge sold he could not see ------— onwhlle. he Is eom ln g'l. kage of a u. S. senator to the law- understand (hfse children who ducUon to take men off of one war repairing ^ e electrical, washing machine, meclionicol maker's room'In a hotsl.hnlal seemingly were>Iolag what they that sucfi drunkenness Indicated "utter and Job and put them on another. That and autotfrbblle breakdowns In homes ot friend And the Two navy recniltlng g«tU ^ a s e d • without regard to the is what the priority aheeta w ill' wanton (Uaregwrd for the righta of others.”' cannot obtain help ebewhere. His wile won In Twin P'alla *ay thty'ra got to . . ueoa aeaTeaa. u teacher. to Indleata. 'Just caQ.t help Therefore, ho held, no manslaughter was Ings ln_scvenil civil service• tests in'gavernmeiit wticre.theyve ev«n quit beli^ Irked Rifsr ataapet...” •nie old school did Just that, and S Furthermore the bub of the whole wondering whe eom m ittfld a g a in st th e child. agencies. But she Is so chic and beauUlul that the when asked to ca n r bacsoge at • TRK GE?m,EMAN IN U. was not good. WaJUng for au xratim will b«r the United States male heads ot departments don’t dare .. railroad sUUons. THETHIROBOW thority before trying to do what ther this short ■'.....I f a d e fe n d a n t h a s been w ron gly convicted -.aploymtfttsserrlee. ItwUlhave.to wave - radio war fearing to rouse the green-eyed monster in omcs. oflerwl ItseU for the doing made be staffed t^ a n d geared to a Var - h« can appeal. When a Judge makes a de- chlldrw submissive, but it-also made fare you bear ao more extensive operaUon than Srt much about may ^ clafpn like this agalnat the «tat«,;wbtch is"; Uiem Idle, made them feel helpless. rtserfi and that wlU require time. aoclety. there la no recourse. This man and HISTORY OF TWIN FALLS ■ • *dôf developing thetr. InlUa- not be a lltUe on I h ^ ablllUes. It developed the Even with the utmost cooperation the silly aide at • hla wife, are'free to live happllj? ever after - AS tSLEANKD FBOH THE FO.eS OP TOE TIMU*HSW8 teacher's Ideas. * . _ /■^ tlma. F i r s t , If In Wisconsin—if they can. , of employers and labor unions, the Panners of the eastern states have organized to light n YEARS AGO—JUNE 1. UIB '“^15 YEARS AGO-ÛNE I, i m School U Intended to be a strong dlfflculUes will not disappear auto- n o b o d y believes John L. Lewis' attempt to unionize the dalir and larm Dn Wednesday evening of-this Members of the district lederatloa force for the development of the maUcoUy. Foi' lnstane«- ultimately New York; Communists knew well In ad- markeUng Industries. They ore Insuring their memt>ers children's latent powers, gifts and It may be neceiaaiT to take workers week the Twin Falls baseba^club of women's clube will be entertained strengOu.. There Is a difference rance tbat ESfTl&rowder. tlieir Iâd^r. would up to *10.000 for any damage catlsed by "strikes, riot, by the Lend-A-Hand club al on a f' from non-essential Jobs a n d put radio, what-s jdl •will 'give A grand ball at CouMcjq between headless disorder and the the listenin' >e freed. Tliey. p l^ M a reception in hia civil c6mmotlcn or mallcious'damage." They are evlt temoon meeting June 10 at the Odd them on war Jobs. But before much dently-not In laror of John's plan to skim the cream halL The dance will be ilT.en'to help Fellows hall, according to arrange!- purposeful work of an fcUve eroup ot that tan be done.lthe question of . about? ■njaa _ um orand annotmced tbe date two weektf be- of children. Good work ca^s for off the farmers' mlUc. If Lewis’ scheme succeeds we the boys secure new im lfomu which ments made at the-Friday meeting aeôrltr righta must/be dealth ulUi. something's picked out that the Us- ore P ^ d e n t Rbqsevelt extended clemency. pralee. not the poaslve. mhmkilva tcnen want to believe, how ^ they suppose a chicken will Rav-o io-Joln the union before they badly seed. The but o f music of the club it the home of Urt. M A yn lb or contracta give a senior It Con lay an .egg.—Wallace Miner. Clyde Dudkj;. near Buhl do-nothing of ta^ old*ityla echocil. employe, valuable rUbU which he know they’re not Just glv will b« furnished and a good time If the average person half aa much will not be lnelloed to aaerlflce by. lie. more • ctrculaUon? I , The federal gevcmment new Is-spendlng more than U-assured to aU. . .' -aw‘SSSîu.?'Si,2S'5*J? changing to Another and inora ea- worth all the stew. tbat*s\ Nothing on vacation it would be twice as three billion dollars a month, or almost is much as e«Bd tor uV. -aeta- senual war Job.- Patriotic Impulse It. but seems to me s ^ ' lies Is auch as t h e ? Bee^l. Hitler hoi b!en able to steal In a good year.—Lewiston may take cara of some of the cases qu;j« a test of accuracy. . Ttlbune. * . - ' _ the city council that Word h u lieen reeelred here of O. bS^ TlS ■uuon. but some oUier adjustment wQl be A d o c t o r taya g r e e s l i a aoothlng color. May* they ore readr.to decide upon a alte the elecUon of Miss Sunshine WU* Tort. II. •ssleatAfl a aeo-oodjjj;^ needed for many of them as eootract Eutem ' petraleum cbnaumptlQa The men orl Corregidor ga\-e their all. But-Dncle for the new Came|tr-buUdlng ai lUms^to Phi BeU Kappa, natloaal righu a.-e ln%-olved. during the first threer moQthi«o{ 'whjr- .fettln K - m o n e y n e v e r : makea 8tm a m o f ^ ^ only the loan of 10 per cent ol.your soon.as tlia board U-aîurad of the hODoraiT fraternity,- at ■ Stanford ntu opt bMn cerrwt amount of peau 1 9 0 .wasriJ per cent higher thao n a n I fnecme for fetery. amount of money for said unlTcrslty .-...... How lar thU foremmen^wffl have' for the tame period last T»ar. Monday. Jtwe 1.1942 TIMESÔTWS. TWTN f a l l s , IDAHO ------Many GuestS' at Ida Wheeler and ^ Holiday Outings LDS Pageant Cast to Rupert Man Wed-;. On Warm Springs At Yellowstone, Give Repeat Program RUPERT, Jun« 1 — MOfc Summer homen on Warm Springs' SOGIAL EVENTS reek were th» destlnaUon of a SbenthuHiastic\vuarc.qponscto thedeverlystaged pagiiuit, Wheeler and Clsjoica Bu»b. boto ot -. number ot IVln Palls rrsldent.1 nnd 'Chosen Mothers," Sunday oveninB at the first ward Latter Rupert. wsrfl"'unVted'»la marrtaft • • Uielr guests overÛ'ie Mtmorlal dny Day Saints church that officials o£ Twin Falls stake of the May 24 *l Yellowstone »t the bora# •cek-end. church have invited tho cast to /repent the performance. of tho bride’s daughter Mid «oo-ln- Mr. nnd Mrs. R. P. Parry and Written by Mr«. Warren Tonks in honor of 100 years of Re law, Mr. ahd Mrs. D. T. W hlt«, wlUj ’ and CLUB ,MEWS dauKhler.v Twin Folb. and Mlj.; Rev. Lewis D. Smith, St. AtUlr««S lief society orKanization the pajceant wns directod by M rs. fC: Gertrude Bliepherd and R. E. Slirp- Episcopal church, Llvlngiton. M ont, . herd, Jerwne. spent Memorial day T. Hull and will be presented ajiain in the very-near future, officiating. , •pIcnicklnR nt Uie Parry, summer accordinjr'to the director. ' Close members of the family pr«i- home on Warm Springs. ' Staged bchlijd ti. sheer, shadowy curtaiix, the pageant was ent at the wedding Included Mr. Theta Rho Girls Mr. nnd .Mrs. Vere-F\iltonMnd Mr, Mm. John Ross, daughter and u n - - nnd M r s ,B o w e n were Uie werk- m ade even mo^Ji reprcsen ta - In-law of the bride; Quenttn Wheel Lois L0udenrand Hugh S. Joslyn And Assistants en«l gueaUi of Mr. nnd W. A. .. of the spirit world by er, sop of the bride: and Doan* Rlie)' at tlielr summer hoiWe.- Former Resident lightinft effccts, under jlirec- Busl„ daughter of tho bridejroom. To Present Showr >*!r. nnd Mrs. R. K. Mt/Comli and tion of L. Z. BarUett. Cos - Mrs, Bush has made her homo Mr. nnd Mrs. V. C. Ballantayjic vi»- here since 1919, and has been proml- Hieta Rlio Girls' club will present Of -Buhl Dllarries tumes. rcprc.Hentative of the nent in social affairs and Woodcraft United at Episcop al Ceremonies n amateut' sliow Tuesday at 8 p. .cntlonnd itt Uielr ijawtooUi nloun- tnln summer homes Over Uie week period which each mother activities. The bridegroom has been irtJKainst .a back grou n d o f I. at th» Odd Fellows hall, assisted end.' Doctor in Nevada by Primrose Rebeitah lodge, ot portrayed, were arranKced by contractor and bullder.here all-white flowers ajjd liBhtcd Mr. and Mra. Muriel SmIUi ojid which Mrs. Gladys Shaw Is noble young dnujhter. Sharon, and Mrs Mrs. Helen Johnson. altar tapers, Wiss Catherine Shirley Wilson, igrand. enUiuslastic was response U) ...... _ , Bush are al borne at Weds Sunday Otb SmIUi nnd Mra.' Marlon HoUo- Uie Bysh residence on F and flth Lois Louden; Tviin F uUh, and Abo assisting are members of tlio the cleverly sWiged pageant, •'Chosen A n sel E. H ill wny, m o tV sod sister of Mr. SmiUi, Nev., formerly o>iJuhl, street.^ " * - ' -Hugh Spcncer Joslyn, San Jtinlor Odd Fellows lodge wtUi Mar- spent the week-end at tM William aJiLWinters. April 18, a|, Ely, MoUierj," Sunday evening at Uio /lln' Pertonette as president. Ml.u rsl ward Latter Day SolnU cliBfch Francisco,. ojcchnnRed mar Graliam cAbin on , Warm SprinRs , Marry, on Coast Virginia Campbell is president l ‘’“c‘andlel“ h t‘ rerem ony'"a?1;r lal olllclabollltlals ool r -filnTwin PaUs-sVo^.Palls s\a!t6 ol Rupert B.P.W*. Club ’■ riage vows at 3 p. m. Sunday tKe Theta Rho club, creek. « M^. and Mrs. A. D. WUson. Twin Mr. and Mrs. Smith and daughter McGill MeU.odLM c Z « !.- R^V L ^ the church have '- Invited-i t , , !. the cast cast to . at A s c e n s i o n EpiBcoprfT Fitlh. today announced the marriage Comio PUy returned recenUy to Twin Falb from reptnt the performance. Written by Arranges Steak Fry- ;r C. Young. pa*tor. officiating. Mrs. Warren Tonlu In honor ot 100 chu rch . of their daughter, MIsa Shirley Wil Under Uie direction ot Mrs. Clyde San Dl(«jo. Cnllf. \ •" . Tlie. brldo wore an ensemble Of RUPERT, June 1—Rupert BJP.W. son. to Ansel E. Hill, formerly of Hlckok. the Rebekalis will present ¥ ¥. ¥ da-ity pink and liavy wpolHirepe. years of Relief soêty'organliaUon, club held Uie annual steak fry at •> The bride is the daifljhter Uie paKeaii*-*as directed by Mrs, Twin Falls and now wlUi U. S. naval one-act play. "Tlie Merry Wives Her co»«tRc wa.i ot orchUb. • AS the CllVlstian church annex. Fol of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Iî-, forcca stationed In San Diego. Calif, Boredom>with Mrs.* Viola Raines, L e a d ^ Women’s ".■iomclhlnK borrowed," slie 'wore a A. T. Hull oii\l will be prejcnted lowing dinner, a social fionr was en ^ don, Twin Falls, and the Tlio couple wa.1 married In San rs, Inez Fletcher. Mre. Ocnevlevf hamirierei! cror-•^. iin heirloom be- agifln In-the near future, joyed, ^ cordlni! to Uie director. ' b rid eg room in the so n ' o f M r. -Dlfgo Friday. May 32, and la re.'sld- Hpl^nbeck, Mrs. Shirley Peck. Mrs. nRlng lo her Several special guesU were pres Gladys Thomas. Mra. Shaw and Mrs. CJirBof Jerome Staged behind a Blieer.I'shadowy and Mra. I. E. Joslyn, Boise, ilng In Uiat city for th e present; Mrs. Alice G. CiAieron was matron' ent. Mrs, Ralph Lewis. Anaconda, Judge Oden Tompion perlonned the Clarice ..Wolter In the casL ,■ ^ of honor. Shft wnre n navy blue en curtain, Uie nngeant was made Mont.: Mrs, Rglph McQualn, M n. fo rm e r ly o f T%vin F a lls. rites. Second part of U « progralu wllf Names Mrs. Davis semble with nfiitclilnR ncctviorlcs, more reiiresentatlve of the spirit Mui*my Harper, Miss Nada Pearson, Rev. E. Italic Rolls, vicar, Mr. Hill Is stationed-at tlie naval Include solos by Doris Ann' Sher JEROME, June 1 — Mrs. Owen and a corsuge ot jiardenJas. Loub wprfd by llghUng effects, under dl- and Miss Mildred Scholer. T O s -W >.ivb was elected as ni»w prc^l- rtcUon ot L. Z. Bartlett, coatumes, officiated at'thc single ring ho-ipltal In San Diego. wood. Miss Betty Lou Woods, Clar Carptnler. Klpberly, Nev.. wns best the last meeUng until September. Mr.i. Hill, WM. graduated f;om ence Dudley. Larry Me«h;_>plano dent of the Jerome Civic cluU out*' representative of the period which Mrs. Edna WhUnah. Mrs. O. M.* ceremony in the prcaence of numbers by Miss Mldje Robertson, Twin Pa\ls hlch school -Kllh Uils RUviidliVs vion'icn's civic orRnnliai- Tho couple vbited lii Buhl "each moUier portrayed, were nrrang- Mitchell and Mrs, dH ce King were ,80 guests. NuplinL music in n tap dance by Mias Lucille Langdon. Uon nt a meetlnR'of Uie board of ed by Mrs, lielen Johnson. year’ji Rraduatlng'cln.vi. and Mr. d ^ . Mrs. Winters has b«en office hOKte.ues. cluded. a violin solo, "Vene Hill waa imduated from the same juid quartet numbers by Clarence directors st the homo of the rellr- mnniiRer nnd n.^slstant Inbomtory ‘■Shadaw’- Mu'ilo Dudley, Glen Terry, Bill. Reynolds hiR president. Mrs. L. W. Siuiberit. school in 1037. and X-ra}'(ccJinielfln ot the White Sacred music, both vocal and in tian Love Son«-;’ A: E. Fran-' and Carlton M'cMullln. Other new oftlcers nre Mrs,-S. .M. cis, a c CO m p u n i e d by M rs. Pine hospltiil In Ely tot a year. Dr, strumental. was abo "In the shad Tlie Thcta"RlVd and Junior Odd Chadburn.vlcc-prcsldLnt; Mns. IJoyd Winters is .Mitety engineer and first ows" and was dlrecUd by Wesley I F runcis, and the L oh en g rin Winter in Texas Fellows members will present a ser Gilmore, fuwnclal and reeonllnB ious play, "Forward Mtlrch," to con aid sU]>en’bor for the Con.Aolldatcd Bagley and Norman Berry. ‘The \veddlng march by Wagner Copi>er-mlne.n nt Klmbcrly.1 Nev. He End of a Pertcct- Day." sung by THE clude Uie event. and the MeridelasoTih wedding City Described Is also a naval officer. They Miss Maurlne Luke, -was the Cast Includes Miss Charlotte H, Mnln«-Slioun, corre.'jMiidlnR sec- .iiome In Ely. eluding pageant number, march, played by Mra. Mar Richardson. Franklin McMullln. reiary. For WSCS Circle '■ * * * . Appearing In the ca.st as moUiers garet Peck. Miss Imogene BeaUi. Gordon Hann New boiird members Inchule Mr.i. of different periods ot history were; ChBrmlflf Cenrn M bj Etta Rllcy, who «ipcnt the and Clarence Dudley. Lloyd Gilmore. Mrs. S. M. Chiui^rn. ALBUM Kathi-yn Parkinson ■ Paicant Cast Much senUmcnt woa attached to past winter In San Antonio. Tex., Publlo Invited tunl other holdovcr.i on Uic bonrd fnleruvlned mctnbem Circle No. Includc .Mrs. L. W. .flanbcra. Mrs, Weds.Lawrence Lee Mrs. E. B. Freeman. Eve, the first Uie erucmbtc of Uic brlcle. She Tlie public Is Invited to attend, nnd, mo5iiEX- Mrs. Rote Ba«\ey; SmoIv. s. Women's Bocl,eiy ot ChrlsUan proceeds wHl ê used lo purchn Maine Shoun, ‘ Mrs. William 1£ You Hurry ; Vftts Bowned In Mn, Joalyn's wed- June'l—MIXs Kath Mrs. T o ^ . Mary, mother of Jesus: ervice. with an account of her Theta Rlio drill team linlform.i. Spueth. Mron at the annual ( fornlal Mrs, Don'Holmqulst, a recent bride, For Bood luck. Uie bride.wore In iinUon. , He left ’rMcHlay for. San RleRO to Mrs, J. H. Hauty nnd Mrs. Perry one of her slippers a four-lcaf clovcr. day luncheon of the Highland ■A J - Tea was served fron> a table cen club Wedne-idny. June 3. . resume hin work and will beTolned Freestone entertained recently at sent by her BrandmoUicr, Mrs. J. tered will) an arrnnRement of iris the home of Mrs. Weridell Glenn. 8. Bowland. from Almonte. Ontario. Mrs. Tlionip.wn, whose husband b later by his bride. We can accept only 25 mor# nnd tulips. Mrs. White and Mrs. qlth the Unltesilk suit ■ James Carpenter mcefWedneidny ofternoon afthe of Mr. nnd Mrs, W. D. Richards. with straw'saltor In navy > and home of Ji^rs. A, P. Senior. All Carey, al Preston. Mny 22. ' matching necesaorltj. Mrs. Joalyn mcmbejs' are urged to attend. The bride 1-i'a grnduate ot wore a blue afternoon .dress with Exchange Vows Pli1 n,s-^'ill be completed fol- the Bear River high school nnd a straw-colored, rlblwn trimmed hat, QLENWS FEimY. June l — Mr. Ilower show Uie middle of Jun^. S. scmlnnry. She wns valedictorian ,. Ttielr corsnfiea were ol rosebuds and and Mra. Artliur Sheppard have re ¥ ¥ ¥ ot tl«'cla.w ot 1938. Sl\e hos been ' gnrdenltu., ceived word of the marrlagc-ln Van Twin Falls unit. American Le prominent In music ilrcle* in. the- couver. Wash., May 23. of their ttcceptlon CeUowi gion (\uxlllary. will meet Wednfs- Cache .-itake nnd nt the r - — ----- dntishtrr, MLis Viola Sheppard, (Iny at 8 p. m. for the annual elec head ca.shlcr of the J. J'our of the bride'* mo.-st intimate Jnmea Carpenter, New PlymouUi. tion of officers. Tlie nroRrnin will company. LoRi\n.. friends. Jifrs. Mlrltind Edwards.'MlM The ceremony wos performed In be In cliarKc of MrJiTuTE. Cfiuber- The brldeBroom is * graduate of Arlene Lowery. Mlu Betty Durllns. the St. James CatlioUc ehurcli nnd ly. tlie Junior activity committee Uie Carey high school and U q Twin PalLi, and MlsTÎnrBcno Crow. the couple was accompanied li>' -Mr. chairman. ^ lor thb year at the Ulnh State .... Pocnteilo. nMbted tt ijie reception NEWS J- and Mra. J. N. Bradle;’. The bride rlcultural collcge anti will Kradunte which foIlow;cd in the church par- wore a pa.ntel plald. suit ot blue Mountain Rock Grnnge will June 1 from the depnrtment of radio with matching acces-iorles, and a meet Wednmdny nt D p. m. nt the englncerlnc. On June 5 he will rr- -Whlte nines, briclil wreaU> nnd corwiKc of rnsebuds. Tliey will mfttte Grange hnll. Program.committee, celvo his coinmLvilon as second llcu- to Your their home In Vancouver. 'Wltcrc Mr. includes Mrs. D. W. Lahue, Mrs. tennnt, ln.tlie coast nrtlllrry corps, Garpcnter Is employed by the Leon R. Booth nn(UMr.i. C. V.,Jones. and will leave Immediately lor his ard a Slate ConstrucUon compan>'. The rcfre.iliment commltWe.mem post ot dOty. Mrn. Carpenter Li a grndunte of bers nre Mr.i. Roy Smith and Mrs.' ' "The couple has been vhltlnR SOLDIER! f •The ...... th6 Olenrvi Ferry hlRh school and Henry Rledeman. with the .weddlnft cake, post week wlUi Uie parenLi of .the vna decornt* liaa "been employed by tlie IdiUio ¥ ¥ , ' ¥ • ■ •bridegroom. ed wltli an elongnlnl irrnuEement Poa;er company for the put rive Salmon Soclnl c\ub will mext nC ¥ ¥ ¥ Do you write to you r'sS l^ ^ ^ of honeysuckle, while lilacs and years here, nt Mountain-Home nnd Uie home of Mrs.\E. A. Orlffln painted d o L ;^ blended with white Caldwell. In the latter place nhe Thursday. Mrs. HatUe McCoy will dier? Of '^course you do! cnUiedraJ tjnicr^ Mrs. Don Garner haa beep, ofdee manager m the be co-hosteis, Mrs. \WI1I Thietten But you can’t write every ' To UvVoTCoaal bookKeefiInc department for the will be program ehilrmao. Tliere Guest at Shower After A weddlntt trip to Salt Lake po.’it three years. Mr. Carpenl<;r Is will be a prize for thff bejt flower day. Here’s something else arrangement. Each member Is MURTAUOH. June 1 — Mrs, bon SUMMING FOR .MATnONS City nnd LoRan. Utati, Mr. and Mrs. a s3Ua June Miller Ing styles for boUi "on duty" and Mrs. C. W. Jibslyn, DoUc. hli uncle green pepped, cliopped celery and and Gene WJIcox. grapefruit sections on crisp lettuce "off duty” wear. Co.its Just TEN ^ n d aunt. ai/X Mr. and Mrs. Charles The brldo b a foYmef~rcsldent of CENTS! I J jo s ly n . oboQsi Boljt. Cliarles Jos with mayonnaise. Or If you like to Hebmaka and the bridegroom b a lyn la a counn of Uie bridegroom. fuss B bit. mix the pepper, celery and Send your order to Tlmes-News, former realdent of Kansas. Pattern Department, Twin PnlLs. $1.00 ...... * * CAMPFIRE grapefruit togeUier.and pack In to mato ahells. Top with dresslne. ■Miss Wilma Bodily, ¥ ¥ ¥ This tpeeUUy rtdofed rale is gool f«r cllhrr men or w«»ea la I Kue Beames W edded 5 ^ ^ < i l R L S ‘ SERVE ON TRAYS axmed serviM ef Cads to n »b9‘ DECLO. June 1—Mrs. Alton'Dnr- Serving trays are especially tuelu] ■YOUR NEIGHBOR SAYS’* by '‘•ART^M1^C0NNEL •. .rijiRton went to s»ll Lake City, jJLUE BONNET wficn. " 'Blue Bonnet group of'th e Blua tn homes where the men work,In Dtfth. Tuesday to attend the wed- war industrlea all night. When dlneiof her sUter, Mbs Wilma Bod Blrda met at the home of Mary W ln- they return early in the morning, ily ojid Ku? Beamea who were mar terholer Thursday afternoon. Churls and the other members ot the house* ried In the L. D. 8. templo there. for the cltUcnshlp project were dis hold tvfe busUtne about. Krve.them TIMES-NEWS The.brld^ la.the diu«ht«r of Wr. tributed. Joyce Houtjjy won the neal on a and Mm. John JJodily. war stamp. Hostc.ues were Mary part of WIntcrholer a n d Barbara O’HaU The brldesroom. Hurricane. 0tah, lordn. tauRht last wlnUr htre In the high . Kbool. x;»ey will mike their home ¥ ¥ -1 In Utah Uita summer.' KVklNG. ôUenm iUtms fron HOHTHLY> TIMES-NWS: ■ If ♦ • «6yrlnga group-«f'tIie Blue Birds, at a JniSteifTvlday at the home • Mrs. Ve;*a Conover of Margaret Douglas, elected new I enclose $ ....„ ...... Please send a subscription to: ■officers. Joan Beglon Is president, FEMALE Honored hy Party auceeethng Sylvia Moore; Marily’h RANK AND NAME _ HANSEN. June I - I n honor ot Reed u VTce-prealdent: Virginia - - Mrs. Vera Conover, Beattie, Wosh., Bracken, eeeretary; Marlly - - • WEAKNESS ADDMSS AT CAMP.. % former resident of and member sen. treasurer; Sylvia .Moor CONSUMERS MRRKET of the Excelsior Sodil club, Mra. H. and Nancy Latham, pollei t nt»*. jwirmii f nhiLca S T A TE ______Fl*Uer entertained tb a luncheon. M « .,0 . AT Kelker. fuj______Pinochle and Chlneie checkers gan reading the book, “The Lost 0«OC£RIES ■ VEGETABLES ■ M EATS • PHONE 574-575 played durin* the altemoon. Mrs, PitBcess of 0*“ and the girls poooed eulf^ who ahot aub-par li- ■ BOISE, June 1—Twin Falla set LEAGUE BTAN0INC9 By GAYLE TALBOT golf when tho chips were down, won the .20-30' best-ball ■ Cowboys got a iittle hltUn? to SPO ATLANTIC CrTY, June 1 (JTi — championship first flight yesterday ht tho Twin'Falls munici- 11 so with some £ino pilin g by •Sammy Snead, they said, never . I Rookie Jim OlfleiyH^pjfCfltor- 'would win a national golf champion— p a l'ffolf-eou r .ihlp, because sometiilng always However, thcyâ'd their hands full taWng care of Jimmy ' d ay and chalked'ûp o ^ ^ ^ .v ic - seemed to happen to him in the clos Wintprti'oler and Warren Larsen, with the mnlch going 30 II top' in their li^t app?arMco ing stages of a tournament when the SHOSHONE ItWEROME 9 holc.1 before Rowe came, this season at Airway park. galleries were running wild and Ihe illOSHONB. June 1—Shoohone players* hearts were In their throats. through with a 1 0 - fo o t pu t 1 Jan Hansen for Olsen, pitching steady bill Russets Climb They were ■wrong. Snead held the for a -birtlie-S oh the No. 3 n the first Inning to clinch • after a shaky first inning in. Dodgers and Yankees Professional G o l f e r s assoclaUon e game here yesterday ' which Boiso scored two runs, championship today and had 13,000 hole. J By Defeating •pie itotch compIeteft-Bjay In tiie had the visitors 'wpll under w o r t h of war bSPdslnhU pock- top lllglit of the evtnl.'^ Tlie Redskins pounded oilfia hits-*-' control the rest of the- way Make Ruii-Aways of et as he left for Great golf all around Jcature&. during Che tilt an(i wtero in front 11 . through, allowing only fouf Pocatello Club Washington to be contest. Cosgriff shot eonsecul all the way. Meanwhile. Bartholom birdies on Noa. 3. 3 and 4 on i. . I hits in the lost eight frames. By Uniled Press ' • -- Inducted Into the ew was in fine fOnn and held tJie n a v y ’ s pbyslcial round-^nly to ^ a v e .t^ opponents slugging Invaders to five safe blowi^ TTia annppy pUyln* WnuiBlen liv- Major League Races -The second-place Idaho Falls Itus* come bock..strong and tAko a ‘lead. ' - «<1 up to advuee ooUc« In whipping lets climbed a notch on-the first- training program. Each side naade'thrQe errors. ^ tha pilots, m i cbiunplons oi the By GEO noe KIRKBEY spot rocntello Cardinals Sunday by The 30-year-old Chance to Win '. Short score: . . . • NEW YORK,vJuntH/l (U.ft—-The m ajor leaguc.s took timij ’ nosing oiit the Cards. 11 to B, in a star from tho hill Ttie Wlnterhol'er-Umen,combina ' ■ IJH E Usht game at PoCateUo. Salt Lake's country, a f t e r -533 i t ' drttlr .out today to draw a deep breath and see what could bo done COWBOY DEIVE tion had a chance to clinch the 'BoUe touUip«w, frooi.Uie mound Bees roM to a tie for third with h a v i n g luffertd match on the 3Sth hole, but a short Shcaione _1.....1!.., ..-11 10 3 " , for the secondytlma In two dMrs. about the-Yankees and'thtf Dodgers, who-are runnipg away Ogden downing the Reds. 17 to B. probably m o r « put was missed apd from there the n # r Ax*tn.TenI|Iit with the pennant racerf. while Twin Falls wefttvfurther ahead ma;i«r dUappolnt- AiUr readying lilmj^l spring and n ew 'eh a m p l^ went ahead to tie Th* Yanks, with an eight-gome, load, look invincible, even of Boise In the tail-end s t r in g s ’menls than' any Ifitlng him get some experience as the match on the 3flth, The two t«uns meet tc&ln here by dtucplng Uie Pilots, 8 to 3 1 ^ top flight golfer, a relief hurler In games already cc^- ^ t U P E llT J, HAILEV, 1 tonltht In the jeSpnU game o( the " ' ■ with their power hitters, Joe On the fatai 3Sth. all four balU rdiSojialls tion'Hhe aU-tirtpot. tlnskU y came ceded to be loat. Manager Tony no- ero on or near the edge of the RUPERT. June 1—Rupert’s entry < •erlea. wJth Tony Jell lUted lor DiMaggio and Charlie Keller, 'ant Sunday game In tho top half through with, a a bello of Uie Twin Palls Cowboys In the SCI league got off to a good ' mound duty (or Twin PaJlj &nd _reen In two, Larsen hsd.,a four- in batting fllumps. DiMagglo of the slxUi«hen Mulcahy lofied out and 1 victory over last nlftht turned Jim Olsen, the 10- start In the 1943 race here yesterday probably either Oerald Staley or a triple that brought In three nms: Corp. Jim Tumesa in yesterday's foot put for-the closest anfl a chance Sets Record year-old husky WfAngler, loose at for a blnlle. Rowe had a lO-footcr when Mny and Erceman combined ■ II ^ La/ty Johnson tor Bolae. is hitting .2C5.nnd Keller .237. Kllsura wtis Uie winning pitcher and 38-hoIe .uye match at the Seavlew The Dodgers, with a slu-game lead, and sank It and then Larsen mlssod to pitch a four-hlttcr and -beat" - - < BoUo BCored flr*t In.last nlghfa Brown .the loser, *■' club here. All Jlin'dld wa.i hold tho hatd- , encounter when Tamone uld Keetey can seem to do no wronc. his ciuince to forco the match into Hailey liy a 3-1 score. Salt Lftke’s win over Ogden wai It was a fighting vktor^, too, Sam' hlttmg Pilots to 7 Jilts and two runs. anCther hole., «. However, their pitching wa.< no . •Ingled with one down.;ZViu)cy then ' One of the main rciuions why tho the third straight for tho off-agaln, Yanks and DodRera have commanil- stood three down at tho hoU-way -TT\o pair of Bol&o counters camo In In second flight play, McRoberts belter than tiint of Sutton of th e'. ' bcored Twnone douWe to on-Bgaln Bees, The game was tied, point. The crowd of 3.000 was piifiing the flrlng.^^cn Jtm was sUU vI.iitors who allowed only three safe rlaht and Keesey »ec?ed a moment Ing leads Is Uielr ability to knock four-all, going Into the,êventh In and Lelchllter moved into the semi- off the weak clubs. The Yanks have against his tr il j shot and rooting In the nervous stage/ifter getUng finals by besting Sogn and Hard blows—but each one was goo^ for a Ial«r"on Walt tflwe'i high ny to ning, But In the-frame, the Bees for the swarthy little soldier, iroir his first .itsrUng oMlgnment. nm In Uie lnton beat Tlngey and Northup by Hnlley scored first In'Uie tlilrd £ /The Cowboy* picked up a counter Reds. Then In the eighth. Salt Lake stivnces Snead went out to shoot ready married—young Olsen Is the Inning and that run stood out until I In Uie secjnd Inning after two were the three bottom teams, and ha\'e the same'&core. smashed out seven runs to cinch some of the greatest home-itxetch property of . the the last of the sixth when tho Rit» down. Bernard Rodrlsun, the new Joat only two to Ujoso three clubs. the contcst. golf ever seen, • The Dodgers have copped 18 ot their Bon Diego j^drta Draw Bye . pert* ■knotted the count. Another Twin p yi». backsto?> who hlv thrte Three Bol.ie jiKchcrs were called Three down through ths 33rd hol^ ] «afe bloWi In iour trips to the' plat#, 33 vlctorles-from tho Cubs. Braves end appeap -to H, Dint/n arid Froiler still must run Id the seventh put the locals „ j t to try to *top'T»'ln Pails but and with Tumesa refusing to crack, ahead and then tJiey.ndded anotlier i ’ Kot a tingle. Ha went to second on and PhlLi and have lost only two Olson of the Cowboys kept laying have tho stuff of pUy PTolseth and Norton for a semi I that trio, Sammy turned on the heat and final berth' In this secUon jjnd the In Oie eighth Just for good measure. I a passed ball and then tcor«d when Uiem in.'allowing only seven hits blazed home. Starting on the 3tth which pltêrsaro .Beat Drares Twice winner of this tpatch draws a bye’ Rupert made four errors to two for Bud Tyreman lashed out a alnsle. while his teammates were notching hole, he shot 433, 444, 344, 443. On made.- Hailey, i - - The Punehem picked ur"another Boston is Brooklyn's deep • dish Into the championship round __-to the opposing trio for 14. the 37th hole he caught .up with In early spring ■;y------001 000 ooo-,i *' 3 In tho third and then drove two apple pie, ‘n ie Dodgers walloped Uio A full Khedule of games Is -on Tumesa, on the 28th he passed him, t r a i n i n g camp, meet the winner of tho McRoberts- Braves twice,again yesterday. 10*3 Lclchllter and Donahue-U Dcnlon Rupert ...... 000 001 llx—3 3 -t 1 pllchert to the thower* In tho lourth i a f ^ r lonlght. . and from there on the scrapping RobeUo had plans Sutton nnd Cliathum, Allred, ' as they Iced the (amc with a four* and 3-1. and didn't have to work up- match. ^ ...... seo iiJ oi»— e t •cor^ral could only'hang' on. to release Oben to Bankbrook: May, PTeeman (8) and' I nm' outbunt. a sweat to d(Tlt. Every close de- 10 AlbuQuerque o f .. Starter Kred Stone announces that cls(on went against Boston and fin -k . CItr .... MO ois S 7 .-n i-f s all play must be completed'by Sun Jar\'Is, Schell, lUg IttBlflg ] »nd SmiiA: CulUlwrK ■ the Class D West day, June 14.. ally the Braves got so hot and both iVxas'-New Mexl- Jack Lohrk'e started the Inning by ered Manager Casey Stengel and I M8 lo i- l II ■ Next big match on tt»*.local course I getting a two-bagger into center 0 000 090—J • league, but, First Call Issued Catcher Clyde Kluttz were tosed cut 1 L«inanili«. 1 about' that timo brings the Pocatello team hero on ) ‘ •.'ileld. Rodrlgvex singled and Z^hrke of the opener and Shortstop Eddie .The Base^ll OLBEN Sunday. June 7 for a match In the P stopped at third. Both Tunnera heM Miller given the gato In the nlghi- the boy .. came through with some flne pitching In Southeaalem Idaho Qolf league. For Lineuir.of ' I 'their bases as TVreman grounded cap. j out. but Bill Slenger erred on OUen's d Muluhri V*nu, exhimuon game*—row after row oT Max-West was lucky he wasn't scoreless innings—and Tony decld- ' drfVe and Lohrke scored. Lamanske ejected; too. for m e demonsiratlon Legion Ball Team was. taken out for a young Jim d to hang onto him- Angels Boost Tlrst call for candidates to try he gave after Umpire Dabe Plnelli Then on Uie'trek north,.the Cow Holcomb from Spokane and Jimmy called a ball he hit over the fence out for UjLi year's American.'Legion 'Dow greeted him with a single that good for only two bases. Everybody FranldeHayes boys stopped at Rena to play the lunlor biueball te'am was made to Scored Rodrlguet. Karlow Burton tough semi-pro club In “that city and Lead by Split day.by CarJ^SUUliey, Legion base- in the park thought It was either a ball chairman, wifo said that Initial - then walked to force In a run and homer or a fould boll. It aim turned In a 3-0 nlne-lnWng.pieJS. 7'''*%4Jiother scored when Nick Sunsert Traded to formance. meeting will be Wld t« front of the . I t?l»BCed a pitched ball. Holcomb was But with the Wranglers boosting With Seattle Harmon park ^'Immlng pool l>e- the finest pitching staff In the tween 4 and 9 t), m. Tuesday, , pulled and replaced by Dappen. ump«. Dy United Pres Robello filed out. but XAot Shanks league, Jim has had little chance to "Wo wont ail the boys out who are Curt Dnvls, winning No. 7. and St. Louis Club get into Biunes except In the relief Los Angeles heoded for Its home lellKlble for Uio team,“ nitchey said. drew a walk to forti«. in anothir Whit Wyatt, winning No, 4, did the By TED MEIER * park today to face Oakland’s Acorw run before Lohrkr. up for the secofld role—wlilv IxU record lor Uio KCtt.wn "-All.thOMJCnMUnR Tuesday.nl«l\t Dodger pltehlng.Dlxle V/nlktr hom- PHILADEUHIA, Juno 1 (,?>>—Tlje being oi>tA-;a_ru;idJiaUos5CS-b«for« .stlU.21i_gamas-ahead-of-thn field shoaM bring a- mitt {i,'lth them If tim# In the Inning, grounded 6ul ered Inside the park vlth the bases AMKBICAM____ _ in the Pacific Const Irngue after with the baserloMed. MEL OTT triulInK or Fmnkle Hnyes to_u«_St. last nlRht'sâmc, pos.ilble. Tliey should be In front . . . Tied VatlonaJ league re««rd loaded In tiie opener. r-' ^ Loiil* BrnwnC"CIimttXC.nirc success' With fbvn speed than most ot splitting a' pair with Seottle and of tho swimming pool between 4 and Bo* score:, . TTank Streak Broken running off wltl» tho -Scries, five 1 Twin Palls ab r h o a yeaUrday by driving In nm In each stor>- 'of Hal Wagner, who now be Uie oth n fellows on the staff, Jim 5 p. m. or as'clojc to 5 p. m. as game t« U« Begtn Ilanisby's life*'' After runnint their winning streak comes tlie Np. 1 catcher for,Connie may crowd hlmsetf Into a start- games to three. ‘ they can KCt there,” Dow. I f ------S 3 3 <1 0 to eight straljbt by defeating the The Sudi Jumped on tliree Angol .5, 0 1 a 3 tim e/W S-ba(t«d-ln nark with Mack's Athletics. Jnt asslgnpient—now that the Ritchey said that a schedule of t o ^ e f Athletics, 11-7, In the opener, the Hsyes, veteran A's backstop, wont vratber has warwfd up and the pitchers in the opener th win. 1 2 -1 , games for the Juniors-wUl be nr-, Ycmks had their siring snapped to the Browns last nlgbi in rx- teams will be-playing seven games fciMt Ul# Seraphs retrieved the night ranged and that they will "se5,plen- _ Robello. lb _ cap. -i. when the Mackmen grabbed Uie clinnge for Pitcher Bob Harris and a week. 2 ty of action durlns tlie seiuon.'f _____ G Shanks, cf _ nightcap. 4-3, behind Luman Harris' Cstclier Oob'Swlft. _-aan-Fri„ ...... Lohrke, as : i ^ a t 'w o u l d niftVe s fair to-mld-^ Tho {caih'ls sponiorc'd by Uie local fOUt-iill-plt£hlnc-Joe- Gordon, gat The story of Wagner ls*the tale of dlln' CTasa C piwhing staft: Joe Portland, l-o nnd 8-0. to •take the American Lrglon post. Tills ye.ir , Rodrlguec. 0 ....4 4 3 3 0 Two Win District three hits In the opener and his _ rookie taken In hand and develop aerle.s four names to tliree. Tlie open some of their games will probably be Mxth homer In the' nlchtcnp, run Parla. Tony Jell. Tony Chappcto; ed gmclually by Connie Mack. DUrChenard and Jim Olsen. er wns tv tough .one for Pitcher Ad played at 'Jaycce park, home of the Shooting Honors ning Ills consccutlvo hitting streak During tlie last two years WaKner. ■ In fact It's so good that It fn»yi Llska to iMc, he gave up only two Twin Falls’ Cowboys. > IB games, " hits. One, however, was n home run HANSETf, June 1 — Duplicate a slx-Soot«T who Ihes at ncnrt^ Riv take tho Cowboys up Into the first • — - - Praipectlve plajVrs will receive awards were given Miss DoroUiea The St^ Louis Brown.1 knocked erton, N. Jh has spent much'of his division of the Ploncei' league—just full details at the Tuesday meeting. .Wafel. Hansen, antj .Mr*. • Frank Cleveland Into fourth place by tak vorklng hours sltUng b^.ilde Connie by pitching shutout ban and count ing a PQlr from the Indians, fi'4 and , o wln Schafer, Shoilione, at Ute district in the bench, different situations TACiriC COAST ing on the Twin Falli hitters to Tamone. 3b __ ll I rifle meet at Hansen. Tlielr totals 8-3. Etden Auker hurled hi.' sev- developed on the diamond, Connie Reeaey. l b __ a\ 7 pick up.pnly two and three runs per Hebert besicti fte d bay' in a S i Arizona Negro Ace ^ (or tlie monUis of December and entlvvlctory and sUrted the winning explained fine points of th< game. ■ f f '; game- TViuky. r f ___ ...4 0 1 1 0 January were each U points, r o ll/ In Uje opener. Johnny Nlggel- Wagner. 37. was dticovered at ing battle in Uie opene*, won In Uie Lowe, c f ...... Ing hung up his fifth win In the ninth when Mel Masiera. Oeoree Stars in Jurgor . Pin given for the single high •Duke unlvemlt^ In li>34 by Russell short'shols: '• ' Kbthontn. If _ rating man was received by Russ nlglitcap. Chet Lnabs and .Vcmon Blackbume, coach .of the Athle.tlcs. Detore, Hebert and Hal Patchett Paulson. — Hank Bushman,' who 0 Robison, Ooodlng, Stophens hit succeslve homers to He. Joined the A's In 1037 and was the few sUndouts on the 1541 Cow- hit successive singles. Noonan College Tourhey Singer, ss _ At the district shoot, staged^ by tie the score, 3-3, In the opener and - -■to PortspouUi.'In 103^ he Brown limited the Twlnks to six hlU VISALIA.*CalIf., Juno 1 (/?)-Joo George McQuinn hit for the cir 'boy' baseball club, I» sUll a hard- In the nlRhtcap while the Padres len and women teams from Buhl, ______with Sportaaiburg and luck pitcher If there O'er was one. Batiste or Tuc.ion, Arlz., Is about tlio Shoshone and Hansen Woodmen cuit with two mates on In the night caught 33 games for the Mackmcn AltliouRh Official' figures for the Hank, now hurling for Spokane in were- cllml)lng on .Manuel Pcrct, be.it Junior college track- team In tire and Royal Neighbor loOgcs, Mrs. cap- toward Uie fnd of the sea-ion. 13-month period had not been re Eddie Brautt' nnd Ed Welland for country. the Western International league, 13 bIow&, Cal Hill, Hansen, and Mrs. Helen Although losing to the White Sox, He caught 82 games foj,Newark In leased at thLi writing, tho monthly has loat four Rtralght games: 3-1. Tliat was establl.ihed. subject to ' TOTALS. ....U 3 I V W PlaU. Shoshone, totaled 1& each out Detroit, gained second plata’ A lU't* Uie intematlenal leftg\je In 103J, 3-1, 2-1 and 3-3 . . , It has earned Sacramento also took » six-two challange. by last week-end’s tiU- Twin P a l l s ___ ....Oil 4OT lO«wB _ of a possible 33. Bill Bally. Hansen, run rally In the 10th enabled Chi then returned to the A's and has the alrlîM carried roughly one series from OsViand, winning Uonal Junior collcRe track nnd field Boise ...... 30& 000 000—3 cago to trim the Tigers. 0-4, with iilm the nickname c^."Hard Luck Sunday double-header, 4-1 1 herl. Olseh. Losing pitcher—Lam-' Tvrlss, Ocorge Twlss. Fay Everett, Netwom In the first Inning ilje Red footbaU; while Jack Friel. tbe Knilj-wcPw) ...... oaa 000,<100—0 s secoqd In the 100-yard da.sh and Ued '• anake.- Everett and Edward Everett sox hammered U hlt-n for 23 bases. builder of ciianplons at Wasb* 7t«litrt and D«Uip*: G«r arid Alwood. for f.cco'nd in the broad Jump, was- ... to 'Wood riS'er; Prcd Johns Nkk SttMttl, Twin T4U inglon Stale, Is bead man for bas< thlitS ta both Uie Javelin and dlscijs •joe Cronin hometed with two bn, Oi<]*n ... J-oân and flfUi In tho shot put. ' HURLER RELEASED went to Pish creek for 10 days; Fred, Plnch-hltter LOU Finney's single Illll DKnUI^ Ocd«n . ketball . . . • IDAHO PALLS,’ June 1 W>) — Emil, Albert, Edd and Rhlnold Mey with the b«ses loaded In the scverth : went fWilng at nationally famed B««an4 RaMta Charlie Beauchamp, rlght-hfnded er. Rinny. Bill, Jo^ August and Ted on tte'Tffllhtcao. Silver creek yestorday—Xiong with pitcher for the Idaho PalU Russets. Martsch a n d Henry a n d Ruben Howard Pollct out-dueled Vem I-"-. about half of southern Idaho, Score l.r-in. 'and Manhaiii Du»t;*jO Yelotl SAVE THOSE haa been released and" will Join the Schenk,______to Pish_ creek, and Rhlnold, Olsen for a St. Louis Cardlnat 3-0 for 'the day's battle: Sliver creek; Salt lAke Bees today. Manager Lou FreU' and• Sander...... Koch Silver TIRES' victory over the Chlcnso Cubs. MUllons: wood, o . . . Let us switch Uiem every .Oarland of the Russets announces. ' creek. Weather h alkd the second game In A4»m» "atid Tofld: Bu-lnltlt, t e l / . . ; 6,000 .miles to.assure oven the flnit -UW m . Although tapped ■ The nearest thing Uiat southern San Pl»to ______i:i 40a 1-11 I wear of all five. •/ for. hits r a ie t kept them widely, ;— • • Idiiho track and field fans (If there 10 iioiirwosd ...... DOS Old 0— Have front wheels cheeked scattered, Johnny. Hopp’s ' slnHlri '.'"ii«ur “iJ Jo'tti. i are any) will come to seeing perfec' Urown and Kfai • drove in the big,run, Stan Mu-ilal. tlon In action,, arrives on Saturday land and llnnxl. v . and If needed ' evenly, Dl(k SkllllKr. l«in Han Kranelico ...... 00« 010 2 Card ouUlelder, twutcd his anWo Wllll, Enc. S' pitching beautiful ball, vClnclnnaU was married here last we>k , . , AU ««ept a .twin bill 'wItK PHt.-iburgh, dered Just what it was he had Uiat up a ebamplsar ga«cd tn war work through the three ore-inansged by Joe Qould, week . . . Saturday two cup final e-3 and 3-0, Tho Pirates have now could make him go so much higher Who clalmi wW\ ikll t h t » wedttlnga lost nine stralghL Walters allowed over UM~bro«3 bar than .onyOito else soccer games drew 130,000 fans . . he 1s being divorced from his sUble.. Im Mulcthr, MOm . In t^j* world.' In America basebaU'ls going on c .five hlta for his fifth win and Starr nudj M*rlnn. T»Ib r»ll» bustness-as-usual basis and not get six for*his sixth. Clyde fVollmer, lU r B«UI«. Otd«n,_____ In all lines of sports competlUor Monday aatlDee; rookie^ ouUlelder called In 'from rr»d flmlUi. OrUn_____ ting rtch from week-day custcsaeTs . Wlrea of the Dlrmlotbam ball . . . Saturday and Sunday major Syracuse because four Reds outfield l:»rl I'fUnon, ------pUyere have relunteered to seU ers are crippled, hit t homer ,for Uonailj^ cloee competition. leagiw doubleheadera drew 393,000 war stamM In the ^ t h of Rlek. I>tck no- .. Cter«- The Olants shared fourth place onds that-separata- the record- JNOTICE as weQ mve -tbelr etforta for occa- ^ n d and PltUborgta are bidding breakers and (he next, nun in »U ■ 1 ^ wb«n the fans are willing ««d with the Beds, taking two frdm the Ton/ ('«rrara. !<]•: ipOnst eaeh other - (or a Bob Phils, 3-3 and 7-l.W UUrd MarshaU Toar BUU, IJ.)» races from the lOO-yard dash up tc In conformity with fecept Office o f Defense TransportaUon ftbottt to turn out. . . As further • Pastor-Ilarry Bobo fight this snm- hit hocner No.-7 with two on In the Fnnk Umaiuk*. ttie two-mile run. ' order cffecUve June 1st. 1M3. commencing on Uils date tho follow proof, fire big horse tracks drew.l70,> ner. After Larry AtGNis offered nightcap. Bill Lohrman tossed Ctrrr 6i*I«li It's Jost » fraetios of an tncli 000 fans Saturday . . . When Market Bob KS.000 to fight Ih Clereland:- ,w .u «ellu,h. 01 ' la (he high Jmn^ and (he broad. ing carriers hnvQ agreed on clMlng hours, as follows: Wise woo the Suburban at Belmont, four-hlttcr arid Bob Carpenter, IlBlh Cendli. Ort^.._____ Art Rooney boasted the ante to seTen«hltter. Tbai4 •TOTibtnr ta Mght whea Bo far it haa cost Joseph Joseph Lou Cirltnd, fdaho r*ll« — . _ p , . m . ^ ------— nut O'ltourlit. Idaho Fall* . feet at nearly every'Jncfcl h e 'a t .Yto-MA.ehaBplon -«a(«rt'aert . , Naturally,-Joaeph-Morjoeeirtt BUI Grxr. Idaho fall* ____ tends, there are only a handful of wants to beat his record of 30 hom w in in g numerals for .fresftman Elm.r 0«IU, S«lt Ltka ----- •14-ftiot pole vaultcrs In tho-natlon er*—made last year at St. Joeeph, COGS’SVELL TRUCK LINES \ track. The freshmen, w tlcjpatcd In rnnk Ndaon, today—ahd not one other J5-foot-' . Social note: Mich., no klddln’—which undoubted only one meet—winning from the âx ---- er. Cornelius has cleared 16 ieet 7K' :Ti«> of the Ursl families of iU- ly would cost Joseph Jowph more. Whitman coltega freshmen. ^ches or nearly' l3 Inchea higher CONSOLIDATjED FKEIGHTWAYS t lu * inu ba Jaloed. appropriately Lake ahared honors with L4 I? Wilbui-W«o4«. Sat* Lalia — than any othc.athlete la the world. TOoagh.- Tight 'on 4koote bMtih Juna Wsrrll Brawn, roeatalto — Settee depi.7 , '• . Fagnan. BovlU, aa top performers -Todr Idaho ralK - Re has something that the rest GARRETT PftEIGHT LINES ■ : 3S«^Prt.AtfamPUB(aet Camp When Den While, farmer San with the yearling squsd. Lake, cap Anf. V>nlar.tll. Twla rail* of the boys dort^ know about—scene - Uptoa Kod 3ma Keoteltb of z)e-' rr»nelsco.ban player, went to Join tured first in both the high and iltUe-perfecUon iiiit the. other fel.- ORANGE TRANSPORTATION CO, Inc. traU'«a>> narrlod at At UaUohx'a the naT7 . they fmznd his eyw were' lov huiUles, while F'agnan hurled liiiu I&nn. D«U* lows are missing. . ebnr^ eo.west 4St& ctratt. . . Jean ao bad he was given extra time sind the discus over 140 feet consistently. >:na*ta I'dfnr. Bajt L«k* It may be fonn. It may be build. Of proootBT Bcotty âpeelal treatmenta l« get by the Eyeatona ran the mlie and. last faU JKkCbnard. Twla Fsna _ a it may Jse-speed—W » corobinatico L; PACIFIC INTEKMOUNTAIN-EXPRESS-- test. . f iSoa was hitting etOy .1£3- coinpcl«d in freshman cross coun- of all three.- / K5eTiSr50SBia for the 8 e ^ at tfca time. ,tiT._ ' And n'mk7 be Jost a Dt--. Monday, June lr l9 ‘12' TIMES-NEWS. TW m FALLS, IDAHO . -PggiFSevte- WIFEOFLAIER THIS CURIOUS WORLD EliEflD G ffi MARKERS --SUGGU1 S AI41 Mn. Dor* JohMtoo Mycr*, 41. SAN'rRANCISCO; June New York Stocks •' witc of AtCorncy A. J. Myers, route hs sas mask, the at««l helmet and EAftySTlENETI lEATOiPS-lO three. Twin n jU , died u the Twin the barrage balloon—all ot Uicm county general bospllal ftt &;35 pteparatloas agalnat enemy attack NEW- YORK. June 1 (UJ9*.— Tha p. m. yesterday. She hjul been » whldh official Washington thinks market elooeA Irregular. National. Cash .Register .. paUent ot'the hcapltal for one week. may come at any time — became Alaska JuneStr-.------aî - 13U f AILS -STOCKS AllU'Chalmers ------a o t i NHI:SEASON.LO!!!: ilr* . -M y«»-w a* -bom In Almo, ■commmpUctâlitita #lonf_the:Pa' 1 Mfty 3i, 1001. a daushter o t Mr. and elfic coast todaj-, - American Can - CHiOAao.-'Jim»-»' wv— -M ni.-P'.- P . J otni»ton;-W>th-' ...... i^tlasa. uncCTtaJnOei, wf ..... ents, abe moved to Twin Falla trom Markets at a Glance" ceUent qx>p pnxpectx, ibortsse of • NKW YOIIK. Jun»,« WV— American Rad. S: fiid. Ban.,,. storage faclUUes and peadlns iarat i Uct every strategic mlUtary point American Rolling Mills „ leglslatloo combined today to fore* school Us 1930. On February 31.1039 along the west coast, from San Diego American Smell, ii Refining__ 38^ ;axd Motors ___ all grain tutum prtcea'shirplySow/ the waa married to Attorney Mylrs. to Seattle. _ American Tel. & H I______IIBH Paramoimt-Pub...... I, several Insumeet to lOT-lorW- ' In addlUofi to her husband, ahe These captive âa bags have American Tobacco B ______4SH J. 0, Penney C o .___ a levels. . leaves one son by a previoui'mar< main purpose, to keep enemy planea - 34^' Pennsylvania It R. - , All dalirarles of jO m t-lost.m ora 'I rlase. Archie Webber, a n\ember of high enough to Impair-the bombar AUanUc R«flnlng------lfl'4 Peoples G as..... _ N o aalea^ ibaa;:*'Û Just ■btion tha cloM ‘ this year’a hl«tf school Brad*iallnB dier's aim. and to help' the anti Baldwin Locomotive .. _ 10%' Phelps Dod _____33U- ...... 34H^ on r e n e M actlrl^ .by . sellers. claaa; her father, rtaldlng 1ft.Buhl; aircraft gunners. Baltimore & O h io__ Phillips Petroleum____ Wfeakneos of cotton tutura lOso -waa two alsteri. Mra. w . C. Lundebfrj, The aiefulnc.u of such concentra. Butova ...... Public Service of N .^— _No'fcalea tlons was proved In England, where a f f ctor. There were reports o f soll- many a raiding Nazi plane c r ^ e d ins' here which waa regarded aa . against purchases at MloneaptilC~™x~- to destruction alter snagging steel Radio Corp. of America - • B. Johnston, Jr.. Falla. .NEW YORK. June 1 W>—An ear ' ^ l deliveries ot’^wheat and 6am ' ' Funeral servlces'wll! be conducted Mbles dan^Jlng fronf the hljjhipylng J. I. Case Co.-...... _ 04% Radio Keith Orpheum — ly rally In today's slock market, Cerro d& Pasco Corp. _ . 30H Republic Steel : doled at or near the day's bottom In the tleyaplds funeral home chapel most levels. at 10 a. m-'Tuesday with Bishop J. v^-ipietlon oliiip Installation,wprk credited partly to more hopeful war Chesabeake £i Ohio .... _ 30H _ 24^ Wheat f i n i s h e d / . to IH-eeaU ^ C. Trederlokaon u speaker ant j . z. came-.whll»' west coa.'(t^ rcildents. newji. failed to follQ.v through with Chrj-sler Corp...... :------. 82S mindful 0^ warnings by^ crctary of Coca Cola t - U>4 Tlday's'' finalflnil lelevels.- Juljr . Allred In charge. .BUrlal will \ e ii^ any.apprecla&le auength and InltlM the Twin FaUa-ccmetejy. War Stlmson and Civilian Defense H. aeptembtf i u o u - % i sctor james;M. X^ndls. .coseettw gain.V runnliut to a point os ao wc.o. a *i-to mo___ lower;10 July • :ed on new ctvlllati dcfeiise.meas- ■...... afterin many cases < mid- Consolidated Copper______8«>4-Uc. September 88’.4- Standard Oir of Mew Jeraey ;. 34’ t CASn flRAIN police, who went on-a 13-hour shift :kened, wlUi transfers Du Pont ...... -______I08> CHICAGO. Jun. 1 tr>-Ke »W t, with no days off, share.i. Firestone ,Tlre i Rubber,__IS'.. Corni Mo. I |r«llo» Stîe; No. I UM« ' BouUiem CalUomla clvlllon de- tax. problems remain- to Sl% c No. S SSH« 10 stu « : Na; 4 40. htid iefcn located today and the preoport Sulphur ------3lv\ Slê la xqipl. rad* r*Aow Tte U> f(!nd*8 trecclved huge number# ot It brakes for ‘ General- tlectrlc ------35H Ho: No. 2 -Klu No- S •worrlcs'of hU sister In North the mask.i. Forty thousand were dU- kota had been removed. however, and the Inability the General Foods ...... ------28î Timken Roller Bearing _ I No. S S4fte I um plt sr»d« *UU (Ti trlbuted In SeaiUe. and more than list to piish ahead In the j>,’ake of 1 Ôeaeral >iotora ______Transamerlca ______The flbtcr, Mrs. Ocorfo WlUieUn, 30.000 In the San Francisco boy ■I »c.^c. I a W S0H« to llH ti > Oftke.i. N. 0., wrote'-to Mayor Joe good opcnliiK was given as tlie rea- Olllette Safety R a z or___ Union Carbide ______region. son for gome lightening of commit- Qoodrlch* ....:...... Union Pacific »B. Koehler aayln* she and rwo oUier The extra- alertness douUUc-vi re- lla rrad<• ii*IU4 . Blslers hfulnt heard from Mr. Btoclc Goodyear Tire S: Rubber _ United Alrcmff-CP .. • aulted from Secretary Stlmsoh'd 'Steels backed „ away-Jrom their Greyhound Cp. ____ United Airlines ...... _ lOH allinc 1 ■ .5 .V t««i since Mnrcli. 1040. They feared some- Dudley Swim Is marjc several days ago Uiat a tliliis mny liave happened to him. # E M ATTACK forenoon run-up. Ralls were most Insp. Copper ...... United States Rubber _ 18S 'no.‘ 1 yalluia’ II.ISl I I* vchge raid by the Japanese for the (1.121^; aampla iradc1 yallow But after the small Item In Sun ly lower. Modest advances were well Intermrtlonftl Harvester __ united SlAtes Steel - _ 45S II.MH. Pfiorities Chief ibomblng of Tokyo was probable, and distributed as the session approoeh. nternational Nickel '...... Western Union , _ 38V» day momlntf's TUnes*News Mayor '» warning by OCD Director Landis CRAIK t ' Joe KoeHlcr received word from five ed til* finish but there were plenty ntematlonal Tel. & TeL . CKICACO. Juna I that SeatUe and vicinity and Call, of laRgartls. iJohns Mai Oaat different persons. Three telephoned KILLS I f f l f f i N » For N. Y. Ares fomla ire the likeliest places to b< c Uw him and two came to' hU theater, he Botid.1 were uneven and eommodl- KEY WEST. Fla,, June 1 ftOoi- H. Dudley Swim, formerly vlce- atUcked. C.1 lowec. N. V. CURB STOCKS J u ir _____ nnid today. It wo.i ascertained that prcsldent of National Investors Bapt. ____ Mr. Slock has a cabin In Rock creek Slx seamen aboard a medlom-slud Lorrllard ...... 13',4 Bunker Mill-Sullivan...... No aaleii t i i i m corporation, has been appointed Mack' TYucks _____ 20>4 Cities Service ...... No aales canyon here near Frame's hatchery, Brazilian frclRhlcr Uielr lives as priorities district manager for and that he Is at present on the de.i- Idahoan Allowed Miami Copper.... ;.... 0 sales Electric Bond & Share.__ - .... m MuUj of HalU on May 34. when their the war production board of New Montgomerv W ard...... 30S ert with a flock of sheep. He Is ship was torpedoed and i.unk by an York and northern New jersej-. p y RELEASES 1 : 1 . Nash Kelvlnator (ex dir.)___ .5 working out of nichfleld. .. axis submarine with a grotesque de according to word received here. To Continue Work JulT ___ nmu :Sii sign on Its conning tower, crewmen Swim, a former 'resident of D«...... s i , ’Siilt Oyer Notes who were Twcued and brought here, Twin Falls, now of New York." Ui On Fishing Tackle ■ ■ h reported today. The sufvlvorii were a director of the MU.w>url Pacific CASUALIY LIS ÂSinNOTO N. June 1 lITi—M Livestock Markets Juir .J.«« • i-7sH^ unable to attack any sieQiJIcance Xlollroiid coippanj', Schick, Inc., WASHINQTON. June I (U.PJ—Tlie least one fbhlng tackle manufac to Uie denlgn which featured, the l.WH Jinx *Heard by Court and otlier cooccms. navy todoy ' publWird Its fourth turer ha,i l)etn granted relief from With Jury trials ended and tl>e hcnd of a soot wltb Uie stem of a Swim's appointment to this Im- a ward pronr«l7 itMdr rxr>»t blUI>U r,'(AO. Isli I and eholca *11,60 to IIS; inadlum 111 Suing Mrs. Beeman as admlnlstra- nounced, by the navy in this war," a lll,78i fcmmon and madlmn «4wa I* Irix of the estat« of her late hu.i- rines that were built by the Italian to contlnuo operations beyoftd that I: h.«vl»r‘l»U tIl,RO I, JIS; tawt cuttan li.SS to t»i madlani government and there is a remark to u l greater than, Wja^nivv^v••I'd' date .with materials on hand.. d food Vulta IIW to Sll : madlMn as<' band. E. E. Beeman, former Buhl marines lost during all o f ' World orehardlst. the bank Is seeking to able resemblailcc In the lines of Tliey told board ofUcJp^-' that >.1 vaalati llt.lO tn lU.SOl f»w too, these boats and the one that sunk ^war I. these materials were not of-such fholta «ll: (ood and choW flaahf whiu POTATO rarUBES recover about I3J00 nrlnclpal plus [XECUIIVE OIK first casualty ILit named 3,901 • fmllKf alaara araand STI to fit Iba (Couteay Sndlcr, Wegener u 4 jr ship." he said. chnroctcr as to be Oseful to defense ------•• STD-lb. fa^- Interest, less M05 credit. The funds dead,'the second 3.403 missing and company, Cka bnlldlAgl. - are assertedly owing on four promls- Porty-flvo survivors were picked Industries, and that "It wt)uld not ins htffara Ill.IS. up by an American freighter alter the third 007 wounded. A majorjty be po*slblcto absorb the 100 or more UhMvi Ralabla 1.100. . tola] S.at wry notei executed by Me. Beeman of the missing In today's list pre lamba alow. «ar1/ bida arannd t i e ------In favor of the bank. ^ ' ‘they had drifted In two llfebosU employes In activities directly con a>1ilnf,,«l«adr and baturi abaaf and (t*4< for SO.hours. They were landed at FOLLOWING FIG sumably are Japanese prisoners of nected with the war.'’ Thomas ex ata. ataadr: aarlr bltla rhnle* nalla* attftng • The plalntlffa ease wos;jreiled war: most of thor.e In. the first ' CSlCACtTrOTAtOU prior to noon, andvdefcnso .Vii^ Key West. NEW YORK. June 1 (UPJ-Pollce plained. ■hole* fad I The navy reported tlfb Toss of Uie missing Jlst are believed lost at sea. The Evans corporation has m;i. anCAOO. Juna 1 M>)-(USDA)—A f pected to be concluded by tonli medical u nidar l.lOt, Saturdar «*1, Sundar 1.1 nouneements yesterday of the slnk- autopsy to u y on the body of Sam- sulted from dircct action with the !1K palt fr>liiry. enemy, thj navy sdld. but some were ^-_J..Jl_Bothwoll,-Twln-PalU.-wa»- l a r i n acclJfnl* at sea and'in’ Uie '■ » '« U U /r W .» l loJj. inadltttn lA W entered o r associate counsel with Uirce American and one Noru'eglan treasurer of the International Tefc; ilo n III lA III: Bomt —dent to thS'bottom In the gulf of air on duly directly connected with Methodists Will It: to IIM». Mtn. h.M .ho«. m.»( J. W. Tnylor for the plaintiff. De plionc and' Telegraph company, war' time oprrnllotia. The casualties BAN rjUKaaCO LIVESTOCK CUtCAGO ONIONS . fense attorneys are Marshall Chap Mexico and Ihe Allnnllc by nxU CHtCAM}. Jana 1 lUPl—«0-tb. aatlui U-boats. which was found yest'crdny In a half- cover personnel of Uie nnvy, marine sou-ni SAK rnANciBCo. jui># i un Taxai U. fl. wmmartlala II to Sl.OS; T«j. man and James T. Murpby. Judge corps and coast iruard. Convene Tuesday 19 tn lio.to: cood to (hoir* WtWn.. ~-(r«nrat-tiUU Markal Nawa Srrrleal — aa U. 8. No. 1 11 lo lIJki; Taxaa U. 8. J. W. Porter Is presiding, ^ flllcd bathtub In his Ipahmcnt. NAMPA. Idn,. lune 1 (/TT—Lay Catllai 6«tabla BO»;‘ atMdrl rood " ' " ' St« lo to*: Tnaa nilow bollm 7t«t Ordway's bofly was found 30 hours Idaho nomes on the fourth ci rad ilwn I1S,U to Ili.SO ; 1.100 Ih.___ . U. s:'eontoanUla. »lacb«. tl.H ty list Include one officer and IS nnd clerfiy dclcRaês to the Idaho hi*^' auart titi aadlom^«0 ^lU.^ Ill.MI lowl after he had returned from a hoe* ■ Methodist conference will gather Last Call Comes pllsl where he had been treated enlisted men reported missing In BLAGKOUTSTARIS' for Injuries suffereti In a hotel.room octlon. and one enlisted man wound here tomorrow foi' opening session * Jfosa i S«la,b!«‘ SM: aTaadr i lUahoa*! ed fVom April 10 to May 10. None Of the annual slx-^lay meetlnR. rood lit fc> SU lb. Urro-a and brawl wltlj a lormerronvlct. Police, sn.tj; aow* ISo bUhar: up to tl3. To Mrs. Mahoney responding to a call from guesta at of tlie men resided In Magic Valley. During thp conferenfle. newjriln- Shaapi aalabu ISO; lamlM ataadr: Ist^ra will be appalnted to serve Ir Mrs. Marie Mahoney. .3B0 SUth the hoteWasV'Tuesday found Max ^ . CJtlCACO MVCSTOCr to chVlco Ili.SO; madlum and ku avenue east, died at'her home this FOR &ebte'ln. a petty thief and narcoUo three Methodist churches of Idaho. CllICAGO.-'Jun* INW1—(U.SDAl—8.1. Umba waaki madlum to «hok« »bom LOB ANGELES PKOOUCE . quolad 14 to IS. LOS ANOELCS. JUB* 1 i*)—(USOA)— morning. addict, and Ofdway h u ^ g glasses Sticcessors will be named for the •Uo U.OOO. IAU1'1IJ04: 10 SAN ANTONIO, TeX., June 1 W.FO Rev. Theodore B, Mlt:yier. Ooodlrkg, She la survived‘ by her husband. —An 800-mlle blackout become* t?S. at each other. Ordway waa bleedlM XANSAR ClTT LIVESTOCK ■ ...... ' Prank Mahoney, and one' son. Don COASIPAIRIRI and the Rev. ôhn B. Slmm.i. Sal- KANSAS CITY. Mo,. Juiva 1-(UI a l««. e< fectlve tonight along the gulf shore profusely. mpn. Ixith of whom wye to become loot 4,900: alow, uparm. t« lo 1(e h am^ll *. Wahoney. a member of this year’s line from New Orlmns to Brovyns- •Both men preferred charges and graduating class pf the Twin P^lls vllle, Tex., on the Mexican border, a guard was placed at Ordway’s army cliftplalns. A thlrd'-mlnlster p*,Vs.*s‘s .- BAN rSANClSCO PRODUCt 'Will be named to fill In for the 0 to no um. iti.io SAN^ rRANaKa yup)~nau high school. protect shipping from the sub ho.»pltal bed.\lde, At a prellmlhary ,, Salabla 19.000. . Brothers surviving' are Claude. menace. — _ hearlnR Friday, he waa released In ASAUIOUPSEIS Rev. Albert E. Martin, Jerome, who S'- aalabU 1.000! toul U«»: . . Charles. Earl and Roy RoberU. all Maj. (pen. Richard Donnovan, abscnUa In tl ball. Edelsteln SJlCSHONE June 1—Ta-o persons was gra i^ d a one -ycnr leave of - — iBd aha Stock opaolnc HHe. lanw of Norfolk. Neb.; Thomas Roberts, eighth cirpfi area arnfy commander, remanded to prison andvboth wero Injured Inte SundayinlRht anC al»sence/lo accept a civil service aienns Fem'. and Byron Boberts. ordered-Jill ôro^ghllng dou-ied to have appear^ at it hearing —1k> DaUlsaa wara guo colorad' return trips has been postponed Local Total seriously Injured. Miss Miller U suf al Jla'Io ^Sc craaaa baala or II.IS -- • from June I to July 1 . according .to V-8 sedan! painted black and car fering bruL-ês and_sliock and Ar. ll.rolorl>wa«f. ««ola « Frldar'i >r>ra>*: to word reci' July.l- ^ • the Bobo depot had 60 necrulta JU.M *p»rln«l». MiiK.'h.l.t hIsWi Oiling operations on-hl|hway '03 here', by his parents; Mr. and" mtj Mining Stocks'^ while Salt Lake City had ,33; En- from t;u cltyllm lts to the rim to d >nd cholc* ISO lla. uo.4li.Si to moal- FILES FOnf DIVORCE llsteea from Twin Palls formerly iis.as: t«w iw to i«e iix. tii.u 10 D. A. L'Hemson. rim brlê started thU morning and r They had not known of his where RENO, Nev, June I (U,fD — Film were sent to Balt Lake City. completion Is wpected within a week Actreos Myma Loy today filed suit ...CJoI fUltl>U itnd toul It.OOO: OI'M. abouts for the past, two months. ’ • James' Edwin FouU, 33. Jerome, • ' JO day*. AlU TBb to divorce Producer Arthur Honi- was tentatively accepted fe^ enlist uUbl« and total toO: «la«il>Ur alMr* ub< Contract for tl>e Improvertfcnt Jlmdr to 'Ua lowar with llltl* riona New Mexico appeared on Spanish blow. Jr. The ease was set for hear ment here today. He is the son of work is held by Dan J. Cavanaeh, ufln Falls. rowa oMMd about amdr -vlth Frldar . . lu a ' * Es* f , ] side In VlntOfj, Va. leather-conditions have held up oma blih town'; bulla tt«*4ri *«alatm Colorado. Con. . North Carolina has 17 youth hos- the start of the oUlng program on teU.- chaperoned for hikers -and bl- the road. Otherwise the work would E.£ - cj-cUsta. F. Lindauer,.54, have been completed at this time, Oftvanagh said. Twin Falls Markets ~Dies at Rui Deaf Mute Freed lea llzhl t CASH- rwalAt b Paid for dead, old or disabled horvea. muleTknd cows. CaU'col- .line At the Rupert hospital, fol. By Blind Judge lowing long Illness. lect Percy ■Ofeen at • • a BUTIE. MonL AtR>—A d ^ mute CLOVKB Tie waa bom at Enau, Neb^ April iv u arraigned befdre blind. JusUce MART AUCE TBODT FARM {-Out. e( , Lba mArkH" 7. lasa. • • o f the Peace D. R Shea cn a ' «QOt«l). Twin Falls Vb. 02S6-JS Surviving )ire his wife and two Biary charge. ( W Z i: daughters, Mrs. Ward , Woodford, The defendant wroto out his “ not North's?^ Rupert, and Mrs. O. A. Belby. Lew* guilty- plea, and the town constable Iston. ■ read It to U»e sightless judge. Tê Part Olasbaa _ Funeral services will be held ■Wed Judge questioned the deaf mute by Lachom hana. ortr SH Iba. _ - - CTty .Cww - nesday at r p . m. at the Methodist asking hla questions of the bailiff, church, and Masonic senêa. will who wrote out the questions and A T T E N l'I O N be conducted at the graveside.' read the written answer* to the Jurist, OTBER CRAINS s * Cash paid for wortWeai or dead After a sizable crowd of city hall (Barlar aod oaU markat tloatnataa vlUi s s r s ^ - cows,, horses and prleo of pelu Buhl Brothers-and employes had gathered to watclj the local tawiar daaasd. No noKomlty la for dead sheep. ' Buddy Join Marines unusual proceeding, the Jurist de ssssuritsi.'su'fr ■“ “ " Bm Two Buhl brother! and their bud- cided the deaf mute was not guilty Darlacr ■ ...... _ Idaho Hide & Tallow Co. and released him .. l»rlon Elmo, ,m;rand .0 « n - - ^ rarv H. AniaM. -rfdrf- • • junlc boBea bought alowerdrlvln*.;Wit»iihoAYeraee-ftn». Om ' Nonbam t Raymemd; 31. » « u o fin 7 :«i»d Mn- Italian newtpaper cdltw of haTjn* Uf6 U. S. army air c«rp^ vpper, tOtV7«l4to(bcrttt*t' ^ ■ Bnperf Qual t>assenger car mileage around iFoor daalara oooladt ob« « « n 55 tiaonahJ O; Short, Buhl, and Ru»- ftren'tbe FascUt aalaU. The com. 8,000 mWes. Ur# care alpne would and Bear Admlna-Jehn IL Teweis. kat] o»a net araUabla) a«-ctuM vtael b td . a«ll Eugcoa Jonea, 30, son of. Mr. alttee is Inveatlfallnf aabmalTi mean fully 3.200 additional miles aa- . chief of the C. 8. navy bweaB of Oraat Nortliarna No. I - ia Um AtU&tto l a d '- and I t o . Jbhn B . Jeaei. Snhl. .Mthrltlea. Qually. - -'- • MâaaUea. - " rjato*...... ■ ■ . ,l3C|m «Ml- iPage Eigh'C. M qd^ ; J n n e 1 .1 0 4 2

■4 SERIAL SfTORV’ . . MAJOR HOOPLE

CARIBBEAN CRISIS -0^<^V,Al.VI^4/i^^F HE‘S l6 0 ~ -■ ce^ntiaHT. i«4t. DIKTV Rfc:H,V0l3 6RlNi& HM . BY CATONi K. GOLDTHWAITE t aiavicc. iNC^ OVER ANJO WEILL G W S MlM , v .puapjSTRlOTlCTR&ATMENT/ ’ ■cmv Stnithers la trying t6 bum die Jp3t a.friend?: B i n . PATS A YISTT me at the stake!” . ■This Isn’r a ahe.’* HE DON«T.COME CLEAM WE’L L , CHAPTER X IV “ "I'm aofiy. I have been given "Yeah? In that case I'll .com* explicit orders not to discuss the along anyhow. I got nothin’ else RWER OVJERFI-CMEO/f I^RONTRGENSGADE w u lni»^ matter,” , and, cllcki «ho rang olT. to do.7 ' ■ • - tU^wltti'nUd-mbrslns aetlv- Itjr-whm BIU-TQleott, wllh Mac- ■DILL TALCOTT ehruWeS and -- •DoWl'griml/.athli.hetli.jcamo started ‘for tho quny. .At an eott’3 ey«?) nprrowetl -grimly. No arched entrance b rtw «n buildlngi down the hill from Hot-a.lMO. Is- fipnio in.4ry(ng to locate^ Wintea he tumod.off through n tiled way ;— l«Hiaa throncwl-thtf nit^v/'walfc by plionc: 1 lko ns not he;d be np- wliBse'ntosonry walls; were dark cn'-.thp ahndr aide o f tha «treet; penring bofore a CongrMsloniil with age; climbed stond steps and tourist tr a v ^ ^ In detaehcd .entered n»dobr. A brlgh|*TflIcott ,aho said chcfrily, talklns anlnuU^ly amongst thcm- calculnlfd to make Winters mlus ‘'llelloi:; Haven’t iccn yoif in ' Mlvva.' Naval and Marine trucka threo Clipper* if necessary. ’Then, coon’fllageSf', ■ (, rolled oa tha left side o f the at^ moro slowly, he witito another and; .>"Holli>^jiui;s«U.' I* tho big boss 'after long study signed It ‘'Dill." ' (cQ^tedroad. theirdrlyencweor- MncOowell. crowding o v e r'h lsi "H a.iiilf if* Important enough.’ Intfatfore-seelcJnc'tsxU. Dlaiitof shoulder, gaped In astonlshm«nt< ‘•It i<“ Taleott sJd grlmly. juke boxes, rnedj^ of^horru, loud when he inw tho name 1 Sho vanished tnrougH^ a ,door and-lnushler, and, awncwhcro Lowell Byrd," and the dcj ^^nearbr, the braj'lng o f • donkey TUo detecllv6’« atUluda' had ' «rcre CharIott« AinaUe’s lem ple- changed noticeably when they' mcnt of .morning aounds. a'gnln re.nched the street. His oll- The rooiBj-VJoy' enUred ... -Th* t w p la ,- M o d repentet^yiugKr^tlon thnt.tJ»ey still hnd to get reservations wos sup-- sruntod, hit ixutrlla flarlns at the plemftnled witij n hasty, ’'Aftnf pungent odor o f bay rum. • you been to the bank, o' coune!” They had bettered Talcolt’s prfr- Talcoll's fenr that Slruthers dletion by almost two ho(^;*had might have attieh«l> his account prove^liTTOundless. Ig./the cool re- arrived Jn PilUbiiry .Sound while cess^B ol the bulldltu ^ . . _ the Blue Petrel was still Jjlowlne i ket plpro a «nd-evM teller mur- for a j>lloL They'd hnd luck murc,' the totnl of WsVmv- inK». He withdrew It all. hand, biuy wllh a* group of for- Ill the slenmnhip company ofllccs , lorn .nntlves whom wmo wnuc- they found no dlfflcullr. " ’Thera Sler, possibly J a c k s o n , had wap room aplenty for the'\return dumped In their laps, June Poter- trip. • ■ aon had called her friends and ••A m oof p< Tolcott grinr then had cone off, taking Martha my passage?’ ■ Swenson %vllh her; HaUcy and the ' Profesaor • found Jpdjlnga clse- BUI Talcotfs bnnk wUhtlrawal. ' where. Sebbstlen followed his In the Sijuarei N^ucDowell • cast ; usual custom o f sleeping In the longlhg ey«i ht Uio Bitmboo D«|^ launch. Inviting tatnincc. ” Ya know. It’s ' A t the door of the Radlomarlne awful hut.” he suggested. offlce a huge man whoso' great Tnlcoll didn't respond. ' "D o I hiivo any liberty?" he nsked ab paw was AUed with cableii yelled ruptly. j an enthusiastic greeting to BIU •’What’* on your miiW?’' • TalcJott; an «iually huge though "There.l* someone I must se« aho/ter man o yelled at both Tnkptt and the ca ble bearer. ” Jaclt*-nnr f y . “ Talcott said In response to Mac> DowcU’a question. “ Rum. One makes it. the other sells it.” MacDowell acted as thougti he'd ' like to learn more about tho rum business, but Talcott gave him no opportunity. In New York, Fed eral 'Chemical would have been

' his second cigar o f tho day. Talcott passed up a ndiegrtim In favor o f the phope. and hla re>- . marlu to MacDov.-ell th ^ the booth had bc«n built for one brought no withdrawal. Prcscnlly ••Federal Chemical, good m om - • Ingl” sang In hta ears., "This Is Talcott, Plant Number - Six. Jt want to talk to W inters:!. • “Sorry.. Mr. Winters Is In Wash ington." Ho might have known. “ When’ll he bo%i(ck?" “ He has to be hero tomorrow In tlmp to make the Clipper. He has appointments In London.” Ho might have known that too. With all the need for nitrate* the' Old-Man w u ld bo buaier tiinn a ' mother hen. Ho said, •’Let m« ..talk to his secretnry.^’ "Just a moment. .I’ll connect . you— " A buzz, click' and a •^Ice, "Mr. JVlntcrs’ ofllcc.” ' •Thlala BIU Taloott. What’s all this baloney about not getting my duplicate.vouchers?’' . A n appreciable pause:; , “^ on y .' I’m not allowed to dis- • cuss that" "B ^tyourregulntlom ! I mailed i those vouchers, ©very Inst one of '

DUGAN tv •, By ^cEVOY ^nd STpiEBEK STARRING^PEYB

CCHERS ARS Wt: V=«l)rt r> TV®) 'Twe PIACE ts AUVE ujrH ‘ewNj u irsTji 6urrBR T— sr T T ^ N O ^ • v:..-,S?2 S Monday,^une 1,1942 ^ TIMEB-NEWS. T^IN PALLS, IDAHO Page.-Hiri#:;’;

PHONE RESULTS 32 or 38 F IEO AD ¥ E|ITI SIKG LOW%ST-

W A N T AD RATES 14fe*s Like That' By Neher MISCELLANEOUS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS ’ ' Hjne»-N«w« ______J:0R SALE • b u s i n e s s -t v n i^ professional ottoiNANCE NO. esa Bcrle* “A-, Prlndpal $3jOOODO; I n -' W / N T AD B.A T 8 , 8 POWER lawnmower. used one sea . AN ORDIHANCE OP TtiE C m tercst I143M; S u ed oa Cc*t-P«r-Word. son. Brlgga Stratton Moto)-. Phone OP TWIN PALLS, IDAHO, AP- Waterworka Refunding B o a d s , 13M. — PROPRWHNG - T H E - SEVERAL Bcrlea "B ’ . Principal |17j»0i]0:..;ji.-..-. • 1 day •• — ------9c per wort tereat 10,875.00;. > 50 GALLON oil drums, *3.00 to ISiM. SUMS OP MONEY DEEMED NEC- DIRECTORY ------R Y TO DEFRAY ALL NEC- Munldpal Refunding B o n d s ,. ^ ^ per day Used ranges, hestera and radloa. Principal $15,000,000; Interest $8,- , RobL E Lee Sales Company. RY EXPENSES AND LIA ' A Blnlcpum of i«o »onlfl u r»- BILITIES OP THE CITY OF TWIN 935.00; qulTw]' In aay cUwlflcd nd. THIS week V > y - P « « InstallaUon FALLS, IDAHO, DESIGNATING Library Building Bonds, pilndpal Tem u ror tU clawUled «d»—CASH.' bn all seat covers. flJ8 up. Flr»- Amplifying Service . J M oney to Loan AND SPECIPYINi THE DUPTER- $4 m 0 0; Interest $333JH>; IN TWHJ PALLS ENT FUNDS TO WHICH ALL RE Umafed $1,716.00; '■ PHONE 83 OR 38 TOIt AD-TAKER A U ro glass, canvaiL' canvas repair VENUE S H A L L ACCRUE AND FROM WHICH SUCH APPRO- TOTAL ______»5ff«0j>0 ' . I N JEElOMB ing.' vTbometa Top and Body rom Uie STltEET XitBve BU at K. & W. Root Beer Worka. Batka lUasiagea PRIA’nON SHALL BE MADE. SlaDd and FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGIN-’ LIOHTINO FUND___ $ 17,000.00 rom th e L IB R A 'IJ Y ' \ DEADLINES GUARANTEED electric fence chart^ ^ ^ Mala W. Ph. 155 ■NO ON THE FIRST DAY OP era; Battery ».7(>—AO tO.80. Bud ' ■ SALARY LOANS lY 1IH2. AND ENDING ON THE FUND ___: ______I5,OOOJ» Wee* days. U. a. m, proin the BAND PUND.'_ 1,600.00 Tarr. Phone 3117. Bicycle Sales and Service Stxtetly eonfldentlal . l DAY OP APRIL 1M3, AND Buoday. (f p. m. Batarday gS to >50 to employed people 0^ fOWN AS THE ANNUAL AP T h b paper wbacrtbes io.tho cod# GloysUln'C bicycle ahop. Ph. 50S>-R your own signature PROPRIATION BILL OF 1043. o f etU3ct'o( AasociaUoa of Nbws- / CASH CREDIT COMPANY ^BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor p«»per OlaaaJned AdverUflng Mana- BLAHTOa CYCLERY. Room 3, Surkhol.de*. pidg. Ph.’ 770 and Council of-th e dty of Twin UiB AIRPORT. • gen and reserVM tho right to edit AUTO door glass, wind shields and window glass. No charge for set- PalU. Coanly of Twin Falls, State or leject any cla u se d advertUlog. 'tlng. Moon’s. Phono 5. ■ Curtain Shops '■ $25 to $750 of Idaho: . • ■ “ DUnd Adfl" carrying a .TUne#-Newi ON YOUR CAR SecUon 1^ Tlio following named box number are strictly conlldebUal 4.5 - 1 0 - 1 7 INCH pipe. New and Window Shop. 803 M q^ a -Ph. 814. funds are'hereby designate^ os tlio and no Information can be BWea la '{ised cable. Twin Palls Junk 1 . POR. ADDm bN AL CASH proper funds,Into which-all Reve resard to Uitfâdveêr. House. 330 MAln soutU. •. . Diamonds 1 TO REDUCE PRESENT nues accruliiK to t ^ City of Ta'ln Sectfon d. All ordinances and &ror» »hould-*M!^«T>ort^;lmma» PAYMENTS. ■ Palis, Idolio. from all soijrecs dur parts of ordlnaniies In conflict here dlately.Ml/. NAÛ oK^cer wiU b « ’made GOOD all Blerl concrete wheelbnr- R. L. Roberts. Jeweler. 115 Sbo. N. with are hereby repealed. .fow, WesUnghouse. electric ing the fiscal year beglnfilng on the ' lor taoro thas(*3 ^S P p i^ G HOMfeÊEDS' ■Plumbirig and Hâtfhg the moneys accruing to said fund THE TUIE APPOINTED FOR Travel Bureau,.AllJfourlh avenue are collected. to-wU: , PROVING WILL, ETC. PAINT, McMurty best-grade oUt- Job Priniing caat—iBsa.' ^ /■;' a p a r t m e n t s , SEEDS OP ALL KINDS Jlbbott Plumbing Ca CITY BUILDINGS- IN -niE PROBATE COURT OK slde white and colors only *333 UNEXCELLED QUALITy Llght, heat, supplies, ' MODERN two r o o n •• - Moon's. TItF.’COUNTY OP TWIN PALLS,- SCHOOLS ANB TBAINING PoUenated Minn. Na 13 . p e r o ^ o A & . in • repairs and scales....! 1,850.00 STATE OP IDAHO. ' *-Dent, W<« Flint and iweet HOUSE paint—test grade—400 tb LETTERHEADS . MAIL PIECES POLICE DEPARTMENT— fn the matter ot the esUte of Gwis* AMERICA needs otflce worker*. Soy bttDS—acclimated n a h a grown. BUSINESS CARDS BROADSIDES Rm. 10. Fidelity Bank Bldg. Ph. 418. Salaries and wages mo New poclUona are created every 500 foot coverage. twO' coots, $3J9' ^Flsd'cr, deceased. , • .PieW, Garden-and- gallon. Gamble Stores.. . PERSONAL STATIONERY tors and repairs and Pursuant to an order of said Court, .. day. You owe It to America—to Pasture Grasses • Engraving, tetter press, llLhography Schools and Training youf own cAreer—to continue your oUier expenses ...... 36,460.00 made on the 23ndday of May, 1»42^ Poncy lawn. seed. 35c per lb. School 'Annuals, bailneu torais notice la hereby given that Wednes education Immediately. Enroll In PLOBE HEED A P S m COMPANy HOME rURNISHlNGS^ a specialty T. P. BusinttfiJnlvenlty. Phone 314. •ummetfl Khool. Don’t delay. CaU day, (he 17th day bf June! 1942, at J)EWLY decorated two. four or five AND APPLlANtES . • TIMES-NEWS 10 o'dock a. m. of said day, at . or u-rite for InfohnaUon todj^ larae* rooms. _ Prlrote entrance, Commercial PriaUng DepL Twin PaJls Business University. Trailers. r. expenses . . 34A15.00 Court Room of said c:our^ at t h f bath and telephone. 710 Second PIELD and GRASS SEEDS Court House In the City o f Twin Gem Trailer Company.^Phone 439 ADKUNISTRATION DE of all klnda KÛ Shpp PARTMENT— Officer* Palls, County ot Twin Falls. Idaho, CHIROjeRACTORS CORN-SOV BEANS-PEAB has been iippolnted a* the time and idinde Krjr 9iop. Lawnmoweni salaries, publL'. when -and where a M per-' LawHmower Service »o'r^ Intcfeated may a p p e u ^ d con- I iJAVE had •special InstrucUons Bates.- ' Typewriters garbage disposal, mo- from Dr. Locke's , r«T3re»entaUve. cctrlc refrlge ■ m o o i^ 's ' tors and repairs,' gaa M> EOOd results are assured to all and oU, equipment, bated May 33nd. . ' HAY. GRAIN AND FEED ibletôrcs. PhJSs^R, Sales, rentals and service. Ph. SO. SATTUCIA BLAKE, . Bufferoni with hip. lev and foot ouppUes ondmaterials 37^80.00 trouble. D r.^ ^ ^ J oh n son . Phone Clerfc UNFURNISHED HOUSES FORNITpRE — overstuffed suite, Upholsierino PARKS DEPARTMENT O. C. Hali. N - X . 3M. rugs,- mattress, washing macHlne. .—Salaries and wages, T I I R ^ room house., close Jn, at Attorney for pellUoner, 636 Main nyth. Rm. 10, Pldellty Bank BldgrTh. '418. ''Im p r o v e m e n t* pnd Ttt'ln Falls. Idaho. . 303 Fourth avenue east. supplies, motor*, gas BEAUTY SHOPS CUSTOM ORINDrNO i / ELECTRIC Irotier In very good 1 Pub. May 35^June I, and 8, lJU n cabin.I. $7iO per month. or 3 ton 8c cwt.; over 3 tons, ô . Money to Loan and oU. and oth n ^ x- dltlon, reasonnbly priced. 'Call Water SysUmff pensei ...... - 14,670.00 EPECtAL on ! ir 2035-R. m i l l e r m i l l i n g SERVICE 018f-R3. Neeley. Oyer Ii Ph. 72J3, PUcr. Ph. ciills off grinding INSPECTION DEPART 16. Phone 359. / BED dftvenoes. J33J0. Heavy Upea- Floyd Lilly: Ph. -30Sa 31t Sha MENT— Salaries and MOLAiSSES UIXTNO try. hani wood construction. Oth- wages; gas. and oil miictossES- and PEED ORINDINO TWO rooms, cbuntry, electricUy, In^roportlon. M oon's,. and supplies ______- 5,010.00 -MORELAND MILIilNO-BERVIOa- LEGAL-ADVERTISEMENTS L E G A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T S buiU'lns, garage, garden. Phono Ph. 31B. PUer. Ph. calls off grinding. LAROEsselection of used furniture * $123375.00 0381-R13. - atid used ranges. Priced Ini below j--PERilANENTS UM. Mrs. Beimer. dltlonal indebtedness or UaJjllliy: cpnt of. the total o< sueh bid...... SecUon 3. For sprinkling, flushing Uie March level. Moon's. and , such bid Is not accompanied by sQd> HNCRMT023 • ‘ Btoone 1747 — over Injlependent PIVB room house, acre of Jan* In and/o> oiling of the slreets of the Don''t handicap your pulletsl W^HEREAS. the Board of Trus certified dieck or cosh, the bidder NEW YORKi June-1 (,TKSpUth- Meat Market. quire A. E. Holmqulst. 1 mile naxj^ - ' PEED- CLOSING owt Motorola radio* at City ot Twin Falls, to be raised by %êli8t Washington school. tees of the District believe Umt said m p^ make a deposit of Mid amount special levy in an amount of three em waters churned wIUj enemy tor^ Bugler growlftg maah._x»3.00 cw». reduced prices. Table, console bonds ma^ be* so refunded and fur pedocs-last mflnUi a* undersea raid $100. *5J)0. »6i » penn«|«eat*.. baU medeU; also aiit^smntlc record or tender a ccrUfied clieck to the mills on the dollar. In accordance price. Idaho Barber and Beauty- LAROfe modem house, three /l Bugler SOTs laying tnash....n'.&5.cwt. ther believe that a bid more advan Schpol District Treasurer before the ers ^ncentrated their'fuiy on al- GOVHRNMENT WHEAT chnnfstng comblnnllon. I wlU> Section 49-313, lOaliOiCode Shop. PboBB iSi. room.i. In good location. Phone available. Robl. E. Lee Solu/Com- tageous to the District will be re- Ume of the dosing of the filing of Annotated, as amended by ChapUtr lledând neutral shipping in the’ 17BQ-W. ground in ton lo ts_____,.-$1.70 cwt. •eelvcd than will be received from gulf ot .MexlCQ.Carlbbean area. We 'grind—we mix . p04U’. bids, fi9 a pledge of good faith and 41 of Idaho 1037 Session Laws, and as liquidated damages for failure on Piling up a war total of 331 navy- E r ^ M E N TIIREB rooms, modem, close In. GLOBE SEED is F ptti COMtj^NY- the revemie raised therefrom., to METtAL Vending bUnds •the part of- the bidder, in csSe his announced sinkings in the western • «toker. Inquire rtar SOI Thljd gether with ‘all delinquent Sprink Atlantic from Canada to South WANIVD at oncei^penera] Înrm LIVKSTOGR FOR SALE ablo tor a short time. Beautiful, that It is for the best Interests St bid is accepted, to recelite and pay ling Improvement Dlsulct oasesa- h&Dd, steady work.T. P. Phllllp.i. guaranteed steel slat blinds only the Bftld District Umt a notice of for said bonds in accordahco with menis.Utat may hereafter be.col- Haselton. Phpne 12-R3, FOUR room house. In. Hard ♦Oc per square to6t. We can stir sale of sucl) bonds bo itlvcn'pur the terms of hta propoMtl, oh 01 lecUd, Is tspe&aWy sW aside and tAke your order. S«» iQ, today. suant to tlib. provlKlons of Section tor alone. / . wood floor, bullt-ln cabinet^, mod fore the 1st day of July, 1S43. appropriated to and for Uic pur Tliere were 17 oKleially announc WANTED: Mon with some experi ern except heaU Phone 6 or 3035R. Moon's. 33-710, Idahp-Code Annotnted: — —Tho~bonda wlli-bc'accompanTe'd ence In slauslitcr house work. poses of sprlnklltig. flushing and/or ed sinkings during Uie week and NOW, THEREFORE. NOTICE IS by Uie unqualified approving opin oUlng of the. streets of Uie City of Uie navy announced yesterday the ' 8 («ady Job. ' American Market, POUR rooms, new, dean, modem, HEREBY GIVEN Uint the' said ion of the law firm o( Pershing, Buhl. ■close In. garage. Plve rooms. Mod RADIO AND.MUSIC Twin fOtif. loss of'four morA'ships. Board of Trustees will L'JUCr ricKO- Bosworth, lilck i t Dawson. Attor SecUon 4. For, the purpose of Withj:.tliel sinking May 30 ot two em. stoker. clOec In. parage. In- tlftle and sdi negotiable coupon qukySll Second avenue porth. iÂROEST slock -New and used Pl- neys at Low, Equitable BuU'^lng; meeting all'other llablllUes the. Anierfcan merchantmen Inthe Car HELP WANTED-MEN anoe." Adiims Mualc Compnnv bonds of Independent School Dis Denver,'Colorado, and Uie Dlstrlot City ot Twin Falls for ,the afore ibbean within sight of each oUier. trict tJlasa A. No. 1 in T*:ln Palls A N D W O M E N 17 EWES, 31 Inmba, one Suffolk (formerly Duynts Music Com vJ^furnLih the successful bidder said fiscal year,; all moriej's^ccru- and on May 37 of a Norwegian cargo • FURNISHED HOUSES buck. 1 mlJe we^t, 1 4 north of pany). , Cojjnt'y, Slate of Idaho, in the wl'UtV^ld opinion at ita own ex- Ing to the Special funds above men*' ship-In Uie gulf, the number ot MEN and women wantedr'i Hansen. ' oihount of ♦70,000.00, for the nur- petite, together wltit tlie printed sinkings In that area since Pearl TWO rooms with shower, cloie In. NEW Uoned, or so much thereof as may craft and thlpbuUdlns...... Tralnlna... pose of paying, redeeming anct re bonds. , be neces.siry are hereby appropri hi^bor rose to 75, including . 10 Wnter fumlahed. Phone S or 500 CROSS bred yearling ewes. USED and RETURNED funding the outstanding bonds' ot vetseb sunk last «.-eek. easeatlal. • part tuition l)ald after PIANOS. TERMS, The TnisCees reserve U15 right to ated from, the said special funds re employment. Bdx 23. Tlmea-News. 30J5.R. > will shear Jnne 1 st. c. A. Johnson the Dlstrld, con.ilstlng of seventy Tlie boldness' of the axis submers- • and ion. Rlchflcld. DUMAS-WARNER MUSIC CO. rejcct any and albblds and to sell spectively for the flcveral purpose* THREE rooms, nicely furnished, bonds In the denomlrmUfflV of *1,^ 8(Ud bonds at private sale. If they Ujles was exemplified by two aU UNFUIINISHED for ^hlch the moneys accruing to tjcka wlihln three days on the V. cirnn. water tri^. AIM two room TWO block ReldlnR!i>i and s years. 000.00 eadi, numbereofrom 381 to diem It to the best* Interests of the said funds are collected,-to>wlt: APARTMENTS light liousekeepLntt apartment. Well jn«t'r»-^* Adults only. 548 PourtJi avenue of souUJweat comer .Pller. R«y an original Issue madt by said Dis Dated at Twin FalU, Idaho, this AND'SINKING POND Uie f o l l ^ VACANCY I 'PuniUJie4 or tmfur- essu Phone 030-W. . Kohntopp. c f trict of Its 3 Mexican oil tankers. ' REAL ESTATE WAfJTED BABY CHI€KS 1837 COOPS V-8-85. A -l cdndllion, Uie rate of two and one-half per THREE roonxs. modem. Electric good terms. Phone 75-J3, Klmber- • TWIN P a l l s ' c o u n t y , raaje.-^frlgeratdr fumlAcd. 40C MORE'tic clilcka eacli Tuesday and centum per annum. STATE OP IDAHO, Blue Lakes. Phon^lTOS. Saturday. Also regular Rocks. Reds 1 Such—bonds shall bo negotiable By RALPH PINK, Chairman. and Leshoms now available. SOO USED parts for cars and trucks. coupon bonds ofrsald DWtrlct In the (SEAL) rOtJR room Riodem apartment. hcav)' <î|cks to place on shares, a Twin PalU Wrodclng. Kimberly denomlnaUon of 11.000.00 each and ATTEST: E. P. STnTLER, .< Crossword Puzzle | | | | | | | | | | | | . Oarace. Cloae In. Phone B or 21, to 13 week old heavy bred pullets Rood. bearing Interest at the rrft? of one PublUh: Juno i; 8, 15. 33, 39,; Moon'a. I, HOMES FOR SALE 50c 10 75c whUe they last; Haj'cs arid one-half per centum (IH*^) ACROSS 41. M uii»l Dol« TI^^^S AND TÂILEI^ per annum, pnj-oble semlannuolly llttilly -. , NO'nCE o r CALL t. Tou(b Hi ACRES, S m«6 norUt of Wash on the flrstSlay of- January and i."lU.b3Sa . Phono ington scliool. New modem btilld- July,-, respectively: In each year; INDUrENDENT SCHOOL DIS- ehiiaren Indian (ell>h ' 1317. ^ Ingv City watot. T . 0 . Drown. - GOOD THINGS TO EAT *. Cul »ljor\ such bonds to bear-date as of the ifc r V o . 1 4T. Aneltnrat«(lc □B SnaQQ QB VACANCY, Belleville apartnenta.. first day ot July, 1043. and to be 11 At* ^ eilr . COLORED hetu and fryers. Dressed TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO I. Tlciumt June 13. Pour rooms, ultra mod . right, priced right. Poultry Sup LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS absolutely due and payable serlntly. !• KxdamaUoa Ill N^«raeoD- em. Phone 6M. caUon., t5% wll ply. 141 Truck I ^ e . Phone 1345. In regular numerical order, as fol- bCHOOL BUILDING AND lld- I XelUilon lowe! • ■ •>. ilibrtw Kitar I it U ^ o n . NOTICE OP P R O P O S A L OP PROVEMENT BONDS • !: S I " M. Montf hoiri]«r EXTRA nice apartment, two bed> Bond Nos. Moturlty Date Amount rooms. Extra nice apartment, o si BOARS OP TRUSTEES OF IN- I. uirs* luttir ti. Anclo>i:crptiaD WANTED TO BUY DEPENDENT-..3CHOOL DIB . 1-U i inc. January 1, 1048 Jl+.OOO SERIES OF JULY 1, 1037 eommindir bednxtn. East part. Ro^rts ft lo ehUt FARMS AND AC _ ^ TRICT CLASS A. NO. 1 IN 15-33, Inc, July 1, 1948 18.000 DATED JULY 1, 1937 - I. vifilint , Hen son, Phone M3. 33-51. inc. January 1..1949 10,000 a i ° F O R S A L E _ TWIN FALLS ‘COUNTY. STATE I. Dr«w 13. iiUrly Cnsllt OF IDAHO,, f o ISSUE. AND 53-70, Inc. ■ 'July 1,^1949 10.000 NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN FURNISHED Uint« Ihdependent School District «J. nS«n*(|brt< Solution Of estftday** Puxsl*.- WILL sell or trade for dty BELL NEGOTIABLE COUPON Tbe principal of and Interest ac il. Incno* tH* hi Class A, No. 1, Twin Fall* County. a p a r t m e n t s property—130 acre, well-im^_____ Malone. 03M-R4. REFUNDING BONDS OF SAID cruing on aaJd bondo shall be pay •(. i’ared or ■‘umbrr DOW'n ■ fann In Carey raUey. P.. O. Box DISTRICT. able at.the office of the Treasurer Stale of Idaho, has called tor\jjrlor • ground J. rrolound ■ redemiiUon .on July 1, 1943, Its In 1.. of addrisa O, rMmi claiTi* or a 144, Carey. Idaho. CASH paid for used furniture, WHEREAS, pursuant to proceed of said DUtrlet. at Twin Palls, Twin IT. Fof«ver ~An .kinds scrap metal. District Class A, No. I In Twin Palls good bam, tenant house. Will c County, staie' o f Idalio, heretofore July 1, 1B37, being bond* numbered alder- dty proper^.' Roberta Iron, sheep pelts, hides. Idaho 281 to 350, both induslve, In the Junk Bouse. • -TneBoUable 3H% School ______and Improvement Bonds, Indudlng tlie 30th day of June, denomlnaUon ot UMO.OO each, ma W AN ieO: wood Of « Scries of Jul/l.'1937. In ths aggre 1943, at Uie hour of Eight o’dock turing aerially, semiannually on tha FARM IMPLEMENTS first days ot January and July, from ATTRACTIVE KaaU apartncnt. la lood coodltloD,. îe gate prlnelpal amount bf (350,000.00, P. M., and Uie B c ^ of Trustee* AND EQUIPMENT ' 1YD7 or National plant. numbered ^rom 1 to 350. both Inclu will Immediately after aaid hour of January 1948 to July 1, 1949, and outalds . entrance, privata ^ t h . aggregating 870,000.00. being part ot Phono isao. PRACTICALLY new bean planter. sive, In the denomlnaUon .of II,- Eight o'clock P. M-. on said day. at Earl Sallee.- Phone 01-J9, Klm< A FEW two row bean cutter*. In 000.00 maturing serially. the office of said Board; at Twin an orlgliial Usue ot $350,000.00: lim E E rbom fumlslied modern berly, Idaho. quire SeU'Manufacturing Com In regular nunIJycal order, oa^' Falla High School. Twin FaUs. Ta'ln Said bonds have 6een callcd for • apartment. Inquire « 3 Pourtji pany, , ______1 and J a n u a n 'l In each o f Palls County, Idaho, open all bids prior redempUon and wUi be paid avenue eaat 40 HORSE "Waukeaha" power untt». at the office of the Treasurer ot •WANT at once, floor Uthe,.13 Inch yeara from IMO to IMO. both on file and proceed to consider said • new es horse Case poorer unit. J elusive, bonds numbered 38l~lo blda. School DUtrlet Olaa* MODERN two and threo room*, fur west, % jo rth Curry. to 16 inch, quick change preferred. Can also use I'ahaper, 1 'milling both inclusive, aggregating .-t70.« All bids must be unconditional, A, No- 1. Twin Palls Cmmty. Idaho, nished. ' Parlslao Apartaenta. sealed and addressed t a .^ s Cleik at Twin Polls,-'Idaho, on July I, Pbcna 8S0. ______WANTED: Beao-plaalci^ )waa cus- 000.00. being opUonal lor pilor r»- demptlon on any interest paymrot of the Board of Trustee* of Inde 1043, at the par value thereof and Uva^n.' . AUoj all kinds of bean Djccrued Interest to July 1, 1943, and cutUrs.HiHarT7 Musgrave.' ffate on er a«er one year from pendent School District Class A, No. 6. Oarace, date: and 1 In Twin Falls CouiJty, State ot should be presented at said Ume erythtng prtn^ta. 905 SeeoDs atuched.- BjatUCT, oata and com wantad. FOR' SALE does hereby determine that U Is School District Class A. No. 1 ' In Dated tbU 39U> day of Jday. 1943.- WILL partlet who InqulM about Qtoba 8 « a and Feed Company. Twin Falls Cdunljr, State ot Idaho, -âpartment at 345 Eighlb nortti necessary and for the best tntbrests INDEPENDENT-SCHOOL DIS of the District that boads'numbercd as Advertised." TRICT CLASS A. NO. • 1, pteaae call again- Now vaeantl RUBSTT seed .fip ta toes/'^ t rear Each bid (except any bid on be ' Pbone 17S3-J. frocv McCaQ Blue ^ . phone 381 to 350. b«th Inclusive, In Uie ag TWIN' -TALLB .C p U N T Y # 1 gregate principal am qj^t of 170,- half of educational. or. endowniTOt 61-RJ, iClmberly. ^ WESCOTE ftlt base roofing, » J to IDAHO, 1 8 000.00, be refunded, provided the funds'ot th* £tate -ot Idaho)

Medical Chief -m )tirT:vERvrHiNG R E B CHARGES ^ PRIVAIEFUNEIIAL \ ~ ONUSEOFGftS I G E R H H i r a S I By nOBERT P. MAIlTpl_ HOLLYWOOD. Juno I Ol fO-John CHUTJOKINa June 1 ai.fs—Chlp- MOSCOW. June I OU!l—BUislan r.u) rrsul«rs and cuerrlllu ilcnncd Dairryniore’s Ixxly lay In' slate today tfoopa have sma5h«d a aeries of iho ouWt deten»« o f Anklns 'lewed by Intimate friends German attiw'ks on the Kalinin ' Hofei In Anhwei province today, in Iront nortliwest of Moscow and in . a developing eoiinwr-ofrenslve aim fierce countcr-attoclu have aelted ed mnjor Jdpnnew b w » In' cen- several stxatoglc hdahu, special dis • Uul only 200 miles west o r , patches from Uie front said today. atead/ IntcnslflcaUon of acUvl- ^ drive oiJcne5 t o t week wlillo Biid Invited only rrlend.t and rela- tes on the- norUiwest. sUetch of Uie a Japanese forceHJÔtM^ men war yes to the funentl aenlces. front was beUeved to mean that an Joretni: the evncun'tlon w Klnhwj Pallbcacers'wlll be Jolin Decker, offensive’ by elUier side, on Uie and LAnch In coutal CheklanK pro the arlLit: Oene'PowJer. the nbvel- seale’or Uiat now ended at Kiiarlcov. vince to ihc.cn.nt. A ChunsklnB com- . Producer E. J. Mannbc, Actor xalZiA be atottcd at any time. inUTiltj«e TcveMcd. . W. c. Klt'Ids. C. J. Brlder and .Stan Oerman troops attacked persist Aflcr mopplnB up Jopone.ie rwL?- ley Campbell. ently despite heavj*' losses In an tancn centcrs In the »outJlcrn and Itonorary pallbearcra will Include atusmpt lo Uijtiw bade the Ilus. centroL BfcUons of Jhe .rprovlnce. Edward Sheldon. .Charles ’ Mac- alans In the Kalinin area, dlap^dics OencnUulmo Chlang Kfil-thek'n Arthur. Ben Ilecht. Roland Younsr said. The Russians stiyed Oa^ the /orces pre»ed Into.Uie nuburbs-of IncTtase in monlMy pay ot 17. B. “ butV" ^ va te* to |er «ren ^0. If licure Is a<')ilcTed by tbe Thomas MIlcheH. Alan' Mcftrbray, defense for three days, breaklna all AnlUnB nnd Hofei Jast Tuesdajfc Arthur Hopkins. Oeonto JL' Cohan. attocka, and Uien took Uie InlUa- Fierce fiHhtlnp has been rBRlns nlnce hoaae ef repretfntatlres version of.llm pending blU)—would, make America’s aotdlers necond highest paid ” Xou don’t have to lock like among those of Ihe world's warring natlems.^ThrtlgBre> shewn here are .minimum monthly e Russians killed lirtheniiL of Kinhwn. ClieklnnR r .]9»—wiujiK] E. uuitiuoa .. Barefooted Trip will, filed last December. Altliough many In rouUng about 3,000 Ger Delta Psi.Ciub provlncfl capital, llofel. a cnmmunl- contenLi of tlie document were not man who attacked wlU» tank sup- • cntlons Venter; Li only 100' mllv’ l»rt on Uie Leningrad front. ALBION. June 1-KnUiryn Jack- .400— Ulph Ilourquli...... !__ dLiclofied. It wa.t said Bar^'niorc >n. Idaho FaJbi. woa elected presi west of NiuiklnB. . - 501—luipn'0. Oliiiinrr ... ■... KUNMINO. June I (U.FT)—Murray had 'few BAsetii Mlde from'hla'home. DR. m M I D Tlie midnight communique, The Cljlhfse, otfcn.ilve Included II :||i£=;E 5 U -503—;(10<>n E«rl Htombdisl) Bruce. Oardmrr. lr«inM wiiii»m wprinna...... l>:ircl0M. nr70-a>WMv.lJ/?ped niou;i. The communique reported Uiat -108—nnvio n«>st<-r TuraljXfM n>ilil thiit fn spite of laws perrolttlnn him JEIIO.ME. June 1-D r. lûren,N^. Durling, 'Cwin Folbi. vice-president: 1 9 onene poslttowi, tJr*£royInfi enemy iliu. \ to file a voluntnr>- bankruptcy ^hmi- Rasslan warslilps and planes .had communlcfttlon.1 and rccoverinR vll- . -SOfr-john r. Amli ------Fgr^necly wlU» Wc tJuitcd SlAles NoKcr,'Jcrcmc- phjM cm . left Buw- sunk a Oecmaii B,000-lon tmnsport and Mary Francis. Conri>d, CasUe- U -MO—Kpimelli NVin...... Uon.he would ppy hLi debti if he liv day. for Tulc Lul:c. Calif., where he Xord, secretary ond trea.iurer.' IftKCA along the Haijkow.IchfttiB •• Ml—Chirils Wlliuin* n»nklln Ilulil orniy at TlenUiln.îe was ctmjloyed ed long enoiifih. In a few. more in the Bliick sea and a transport 'hlRhway. 13—Lowell Albert IJnc)«oi Uio Burma.nrmy sljnul c6rps as will as.\Ut In the orKunl-ttlon of « and a Uawlcr In the* gulf of Fin ' Formal Delta P.il InlUntlon of all :3—Ilnrlli llrrl T»bor . ----- montlw, his obllKntlons a-oulrf have medical .êl-up at Hint placQ for Oerman Those Initiated at tîe tradlUonal Japanew hod tt-ied potaon ssvs. -5fl—WWi.nS OlMCf. . MuhT wjUr his ‘ feft covercd with open lor aljoiil ft monih. and will Uien plones; instead ot 0< as at first jffolr were LoVere We.itover, Aber _ •SlS->Wllllun 1^0 Mm rctuni here where he will be chief deen: Mftxlne Jones, Glenn* J'er- 700 Japt Killed ' -U- -319—WlllHrti Alp» lU-f ported, were destroyed Friday. '■ -UO—Wlllian Uuc U HWsiiill he htvd left Myitkiilna medical officer of tlio entire Jap re 0 " ’ Bemelce OuckcnberR. Rupert: A communique irnld 100 Japanese 11-111,ii,.r I'. II; -»1 —Clrd* OIU HmlllL when Uic Jnpnnc.io were onjy five location settlement near Eden, KaUiryn Jock-ion. Idaho Falls: wcr?.lcllled diirln Riwo days of nav- -JJ3-I.ulgl L«ipol(Jo X awiiy niKl for a week had fo)- Dr. Neher explained Uiat' there Lightning Kills Francis Conrad,.CasUeford; Chnr- . HRC street flKhtlnR when a Chinese 0 —Ox«? Koll . t K mule tra ct tJiroueh the probably will b^^ boi.wc«\ thiw lb lollc Nordstrom, Durlty, aud Max • tank force re-entered Klnliwjt-^'nie •• -31»—Iloy Af'Uiiir Otlli Juntjle In i« hwivy rain. six Jap.onese physlclami. tmder hLi Horker, Malad. . Chinese were forced to flee. It snld, •33S—Chitrllf X'likud W LABOR IN [fFEC ' Însurance Head When he readied-'/en(c>’iich, In lupcrtfLilon. to ■assist hlhi^ln the when the enemy releaid . pobon •SI7-0ntin WlllUm. T...... -33S—RluVrd Amcro*« nniv’. iinimn province nlwve tlip Bunn.i WASmNGTON. June 1 (/r>-TJic manuKcme;it of the eimip’s medlcnj BOISE, June 1 (U.R)—Punerol-: Kas. Tlic communique. nckhowledK- ..M,-|. till! Jnpimcie flag flew over labor mobilization proRram of the needs. Tli'erc will aho be approxi Ices .will be held Wednuday for Former-Miayor. of InR-JlTe evnciiatlon of Lnnchl ln.it till! (owif. war manpower commUiltji became mately five American nurr.en lo M- David J. Borup. CO, president of Uie Fridas, sijld It resulted from the .JJt— T\«s\fr jQtviv*; I v.iTc wore out nnSor nillltao' defer- ♦ Dr,'Neher nlô .Mated that this who WM killed by llghtnliiK. BOISE, June 1 (/T/—Harry K. enemy cnniinltle.n were rnlil to hnva ■314—mnK CllCCalii Oooa .... -.iUiiii.x_»iv-w .MioK lay on Uie mrnt of Irreplaceable cra/t.-'men and pa-.l 14 a civil Kcrvico appointment, Tlie llehtnirtR bolt struck Borup been Inflicted lu Lnnchl's but-iklPif. .U5-JoIin aiditfy Vfni« liclxlil.i lo^riicJi free Oilnn. --lilnK up n sj-.Htem of prlorlUe.-. to but.perhaps later on It will be in as he come out from* tmder a treo Frltchman. 77. former mayor of Central news nsency.sBld the Boise and prominent In real eitato inkc certain that' ursent produc corporated into a public health serv where hdji®'* w-alUns for rain and f|panclal^ circles, died yestcr* Jopancae .mffercd .at len.it H.OOO -Unôhn tion neeiLi Rct first csvH on AvaSlaWe ice. ^ subside dUTlnR ft Jish- casualties Jn occupylnB Klnhwa an? IfiR, trip. Borup came to Idaho from skilled workers. .Dr. Neher was accompanied lft.M A resident of Idaho since 1888, Lanchl. It reported tHft.cncfiiy httrl. U luiCchMur 'This I.-, ft Rrent opixirtunlty." snlr,ln lOli; In Administrator Paul V. Meruit, -for where.he obtained ilir nppnlntment. recent years he was mannRcr for Uie shells on the two cltle.i. democracy to demnrwtrate that 'It AltliouRli liLi offlci-s here In quorum' of the.^Lattcr Day Saints In western CheklanS. the Chlnt.ie 'MJ-nobpn □. II. Ilofjmtn . nuin Broadbent estate trustees, control- _.in 3—Juiliu Edsar U ndopted . a twlicv for deferment of oiv avcriifte of about one ond one- Mrs. Maud Ivle.gave a readlnjrt Mrs wUh Mrs. Reed Hansen and Mrs. .JSR—nrsver Clpvcland Uarton .nier -eiw-llfly ‘ t men In crllical occupations, bu' fourth times encJi. whlcl», notwlUi- Harold'Harrla read .an atUelc on E. J. H an »l M Rueit*. Detscrt pre .SJ»—Nevj VaURHhle .. Vlltt -*!»-OfOi8ii...... WikJo •70l-Ceil ^^>nilhl -713-WUIIam a. E>a» The rcsUJctJon, effccUve in st .373—CharlM Allrii Jcnklnn . UulU •714-Tlieooot U: Uaintn .... ■nlio that the {arm r,ecurlty admin. . yards in Twin Falls. Jerome. Cassia. .S74-JUIph W; Qu.Hi .. lluhl -715—Adolph W. nrml'.4 Litratlon "tncrejt'e the number o ^Bannock. Donnovlllo and . JUnahtini -J15—Gordon riPiton nfniirlt.. nuhl -7IA—Ollbcrl rrank DtKlnU mobile labor comps In order to make '37S—Earl Olravn fknit Uuhl -717—Jolin Herman Itdnkn . countle.i. will be removed,, snya '377—OfofiB William Lllll&rldue Iliihl -71»-Charlni Miron .. . lluhl ttvallable worker?' In nKrlcultisre to Sclinelder, ijroTldlng; -37S-John Wf»lrv Lriii, . nuhl 0-\71»-Chi...... _ ...... achieve the ’food for Nctory’ jbb- 1. All feeder pigs sold In commun- •• .730—l.loytl V. Nlcholion ...... Jcctive." rSSzJK -iliai •73^—Jaimta Utlfttoreni The maiipovr«!r tommli-’ lon de- Us Uvestotk- sskles are Utated for -733—Karrj Ksmond WtilnetOQ.___ hog cholcra elUier with'serum alone .713—llenry Walter Bhuer ..... nuhl or serum and virus. -724-Jo»eph NoOel ...... Holl. 3. All feedej pigs nre dipped -3**—Chrlntlaii rm -72J—ne« T. I^te . ...------Pllrr .3U—John Martin i -7:ft-John aibaon Urute ...... — sprayer with * two per cent liquid •38»—Emery Dc»ltl •727Ala(k Harry Thoiiuon .... creosolis solution before leavlnn th •72a-K:hat»rt» Tom Ttoiimua .. aales yards. »rl« W. X'e*r».ifi -73»—Walter I.CO tlilwiTtl Osteopaths Name 3. AH pens, wherein feeder plf -730-Jo« Waller ■re held prior to or after salr. at -4nj_Wllll.m , ^Mr&illTlrnry^lfi. •3W—Jacot) Klein . ' ' _ ...... Shade as Trustee ihoroushly cleansed and disinfected -7M-Jonn Duford rer|ii»on Hut BOISE. June New offlci... between, sale "Uayii. .593—Ilnhfrt Uroy Courinay , ■734—John Franklin Krllr ____ H'lt -31H—Wllllarrl I-w' -7iS—Howatfl tAS>r*y . ___ Of tlic Idaho OiWopatixlc assoclBtlon Any taftacllon ot Uvrt.e co^riiUon; .305—Orovrr llarllpy .738-WlHlam Henry W.uht . .. Hul were elected ye.'.terday at will rc.iuli In a rclnipD.^lon of ihe •StW-niram OI.ni/ .p7-M*tlh1a4 Jorn< - Ilul annual state convention.' • quorantlne. he war;ied. -307—Oleim Clarrurr'noiilil -19*-I^trr E. Jo.im ,. .73t>—Mwani I»f nwh ... nut : Dr. D. W. HuRhes of Bobe wai .3»»—ttoy Jn«lln . U JudAOn PMIliftaon , IJul elected president io succeed Dr. o. .WO—ruchard KnliiiiP W. no-10 of Tttln.^to. * V.Ol—William UvrriKr Martin --.-743—JMP4T Pratiklln' ftutii Memîal Held V . -«0J—Dftt novd Halhhuii •743—iiarTy*C llammerqi ■ Jiers named were: Dr. Enrtâr- ; -«0J—WalUr Charlr. CIraJhral -744—ICeUt>en Randell ...... Caldw.Tll. vice prcradent: Dr..P. For Vietim of -004-^nrat nurMldr Mrtlrarli -745—John William Johrj H. Thurston. BoLse. jecretnry-tre'as- -605—Jamf« .Itarlaml Moiim» -748—Ray ronln milllp LuDtfln - . It VOS undenlood Uiat Uie search .037—Otto. A. Colpmir U .7flS—Wtllu Le* •• - would’ be abwtdoned untU thn »aier U ncnn.n .6M—Jame* McKIe . . riler U -76»-rrrnnl* __ nutil V .77».ciohn Schlffler > -O^Ûellanl .Xîshn . U .T7»-Delb«rt...... I. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Johnson drove V •7ao-llo>ar-AlTl>»b«ld C" I- U -*4J-Danl»l n, Slaltf U -7B4—William I'artlll c™ ■ Idaho studentd. who^Kcre en route I j - « Jamta «»tx Jan U -7»>—wmiam Allon Ou] from Moscow to Cedar City, Utah, U .843—Jwrph Claltwm U -7B8-John Arthur Wilw w b m they wUl be met by-Bill Over- U -84B—L*wU Clare Olll U .7B7—E»l U .7RS-ChailM E. QulKlty. baugh and a fourth Ida)io student. Ul-HS—Ororse AndroK U .783—Fentrea..| C.ep Atilr n' ..'.Stib 'lelep h p h e Hour' The four young men will go to a tr-&4(u.Ed«ard L. Korn U -700-mnk Charlie OedI,,___ uui lodge on the north rim of UieOrand U .850—Walter f U .7B1-E»rl Frederic IJunbar __ Hut tJ -Ml—Kill* U -7«-£973—Qnier Siworctt t.atham .. H J. Kollmrjw___ .' ivfrnar -which Indicated t h a > ^ ->ST«WaRtea' Thomaj Sslter .. . V -SIS—Waller Ro«c«« Iltit ___ "Ir a the leading aliplase, eodne y .si*_rre«J lUman ___ u>d propeller maQulactum would ;SJr£,^Sf,”.S3: S3,-.ii.rSS! C .Sl7-wnilajii F. Wngiit ...... KXFL _ .STT—Charlen Cllntoa Datla v.. i. Ouhl U -ets—Erne»l Ray Jtendrlckaon. nohl * hare r toUl worldaf fpace of 33,- U .*7*—William-Drain WarO D'lhl IT -81»-B(3csr Allen Spenci____ Oi'' TW MMokdi •ywâquare feet. U •<»—snia L. . • .ff7»»j»nillsm Arthur .fiuolej ...Oulil U -C'j-ae«3rt« Wic&uU______Bi